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"Here and Now" by: phuloi - Vietnam

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Hearing the evening robins`dusky song

Alone in this wonderland diverse and vast Listening and searching for what's wrong

What has become of the three decades past

A teenaged warrior oh so young so naive so full of hope

Brothers in bags and boxes of tin Whoa!

I`m catholic this is a sin

Come years pennance booze and dope

Now his song this bright sunny morn` resounds of peace so sweetly again

Visions of rebirth await to be born `cause here is now and there was then
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