Rise, let us see you,
Dawning is the day.
Miss, misty meadow,
You will find your way.
Wake up in the morning, to yourself,
And leave this crazy life behind you.
Listen, we're trying to find you.
Flow to the sea,
You know where to go.
But still we are free,
No one tells the wind which way to blow.
Wake up in the morning to yourself,
Open your eyes and start to be you.
Listen, we think we can see you.
Baby there's no price upon your head,
Sing it, shout it,
Now the angry words have all been said,
Do it, don't doubt it.
So rise, let us see you,
Dawning is the day.
Miss, misty meadow,
You will find your way.
Wake up in the morning to yourself,
Open your head and look around you.
Listen, we think we have found you.
Listen we think we have found you.
Listen we think we have found you.
Listen we think we have found you.
Listen we think we have found you.
Listen we think we have found you.
Listen we think we can see you.



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    THis has just hit me can be like someone lost in space trying to get home or to another planet for safe harbor, but is lost, lost, lost. Kinda like in Star Trek Lost THis has just hit me can be like someone lost in space trying to get home or to another planet for safe harbor, but is lost, lost, lost. Kinda like in Star Trek Lost Generation but on a wholly different scale--personal. Maybe the alien world is welcoming a person lost in space and cannot find them yet--but they will. THey are promising they will. THe song is so moody for one person feeling a bit abandoned, but keeps one focused on what dreams they are seeking to find. Focus, Dude. You're gonna make it after all. Just a wonderful song as far as how it doesn't let up on the concept, the seeds of the feeling remain strong and steady throughout. but on a wholly different scale--personal. Maybe the alien world is welcoming a person lost in space and cannot find them yet--but they will. THey are promising they will. THe song is so moody for one person feeling a bit abandoned, but keeps one focused on what dreams they THis has just hit me can be like someone lost in space trying to get home or to another planet for safe harbor, but is lost, lost, lost. Kinda like in Star Trek Lost Generation but on a wholly different scale--personal. Maybe the alien world is welcoming a person lost in space and cannot find them yet--but they will. THey are promising they will. THe song is so moody for one person THis has just hit me can be like someone lost in space trying to get home or to another planet for safe harbor, but is lost, lost, lost. Kinda like in Star Trek Lost Generation but on a wholly different scale--personal. Maybe the alien world is welcoming a person lost in space and cannot find them yet--but they will. THey are promggising they will. THe song is so moody for one person feeling a bit abandoned, but keeps one focused on what dreams they are seeking to find. Focus, Dude. You're gonna make it after all. Just a wonderful song as far as how it doesn't let up on the concept, the seeds of the feeling remain strong and steady throughout. a bit abandoned, but keeps one focused on what dreams they are seeking to find. Focus, Dude. You're gonna make it after all. Just a wonderful song as far as how it doesn't let up on the concept, the seeds of the feeling remain strong and steady throughout. seeking to find. Focus, Dude. You're gonna make it after all. Just a wonderful song as far as how it doesn't let up on the concept, the seeds of the feeling remain strong and steady throughout.

    quilcene54on March 09, 2014   Link

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