| How many times must I lead you to water
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| How many times must I catch you from grace
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| And how many times must the lamb go to slaughter
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| It seems that things will never change
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| How many times can you trust your conviction
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| How many times can you feel your own pain
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| And how many days of your life are prediction
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| It seems that things will never change
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| How many times can we develop something we’ve just done
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| And how many times can we re-run the race that we’ve just won
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| Well, we’re always looking, for something new
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| But what difference does it make, when there’s no point of view
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| 'cos when you can’t even take care of the past
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| How do you expect the future to last?
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| Well, there’s people in pain, all over the world
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| And if something doesn’t change, between man and his world
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| Say goodbye to all the birds and the bees
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| Deforestation and the death of the trees
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| Immunization, as we fall to our knees
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| I’m begging you, please! |
| I’m begging you, please!
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| How many times can we live without loving
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| How many times can we choose our own fate
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| And how many times can we clip the white dove’s wing
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| It seems that things will never change
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| How many times can we sin without savior
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| And how many times can we cloud our own truth
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| And how many times must we judge our own failure
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| It seems that things will never change
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| How many times can we develop something we’ve just done
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| And how many times can we re-run the race that we’ve just won
|
| Well, we’re always looking, for something new
|
| But what difference does it make, when there’s no point of view
|
| 'cos when you can’t even take care of the past
|
| How do you expect the future to last?
|
| Well, there’s people in pain, all over the world
|
| And if something doesn’t change, between man and his world
|
| Say goodbye to all the birds and the bees
|
| Deforestation and the death of the trees
|
| Immunization, as we fall to our knees
|
| I’m begging you, please! |
| I’m begging you, please!
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| How many times can we develop something we’ve just done
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| And how many times can we re-run the race that we’ve just won… |