An old
English dream (2003)
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1. They say this fair city has ten thousand souls,
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some live in
mansions and some live in holes.
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Some eat from silver and some eat from gold,
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some sift through
garbage and sleep in the cold,
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sleep
out in the cold.
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I saw a great highway that stretched to the sta......rs
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I saw a deep river all choked up with ca........rs.
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And a babe in a cradle, and a cat with the crea.....m,
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and an old English churchyard and an old English dream,
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2. Once we had a country and
thought it so fair,
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if
you look through the mirror you can still find it there.
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But now our great country is broken and torn.
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and
all of its promise and liberties worn,
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all
of its liberties worn.
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3. I saw
a great plain in winter all covered in snow,
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ten
thousand soldiers marched to and fro.
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I saw a broken down
building with
ten thousand doors,
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none
of them open, none of them yours,
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not a
one of them yours.
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Saw a great highway that stretched to the sta......rs,
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I saw a deep river all choked up with ca........rs.
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And a babe in a cradle, and a cat with the crea.....m,
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and an old English churchyard and an old English dream,
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+ And an old English
dream.
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And an old English dream.
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