Some were reborn
Some were simply shaken free
And some were the colors
That took to the streets

They found in those later years
They knew what we need
It's love for each other
And every living thing

And I hope my time (hope my time) is used
It's all my only and lonely time too

Some simply shaken free
Some were the colors
That took through the streets

They thought in those younger years
They knew what to do
They knew what to say
Had nothing to lose

Now pick up and pack up the place you were pink
And falling around
Dripping and crawling and clawing inside
You're missing some sounds

The ones that float, carry and dance about time
And space that it lends
Room to be free like the sun and the moon
Save for the sounds

Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I

We'll be reborn
Yeah, we'll simply be free
We'll be the colors
That pour through the streets

And find in there after years
We're all, we're all the same
We're all the colors
That pour through the streets

Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I
Take from the air, take to the streets, and I


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    here come the completed lyrics below... enjoy them with you all together.

    Some were reborn Some were simply shaken free Some were the colors That took to the streets

    They found in those later years They knew what we need It's love for each other And every living thing

    And now all my time Is used It's only Lonely time too

    Some were simply shaken free Some were the colors That took to the streets

    They thought in those younger years They knew what to do They knew what to say Had nothing to lose

    Now pick up and pack up the place you were pink And falling around Dripping and crawling and clawing inside You're missing some sounds

    The ones that float carry and dance about time And space that it lends Room to be free like the sun and the moon Save for the sound

    Take from the heir Take to the streets And I (x4)

    We'll be reborn Yeah we'll simply be free We'll be the colors That pour through the streets

    And find in their after years That we're all the same We're all the colors That pour through the streets

    Take from the heir Take to the streets And I (x4)

    Take from the heir Take to the streets And I (x2)

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