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Reflections

from Alchemy by Dave Calandra

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Reflections
As I stare at the sky and wait for the answers to come
Then remember I walk on a planet that orbits a sun
Just a tear drop in a rainfall, just a grain of sand on a desert plain
I've been here before, and I'll be here again
I know that you fear your world will come to an end
But I'd leave here today and have no regrets to defend
How can you say that you've given up wondering "why?"
From the smallest child to the strongest man we all die
And what we see is reflected from a million years ago
You think its real but its all a trick of the light

You're struggling now, try to make sense of it all
Watching the walls around you tumble and fall
But the sun will set and the moon will rise, see a million stars in a crystal sky
And darkness will shelter your mind
How many souls have walked on the earth to this day?
And how many times have lovers been felling this way?
So how can you say you've given up wondering "why?"
From the smallest child to the strongest man we all die
And what we see is reflected from a million years ago
You think its real but it's all a trick of the light

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from Alchemy, released February 2, 2006

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