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Sunrise across the lake, cool like 1988
New light another day, shine bright on the heartbreak
Sparks! Sparks!
Over land & over sea, over you & over me
Poor Atlantis begs and pleads
Please…
Oh then the rain came down, the rain came down, the rain came down
Oh then the rain came down, washing over me
Moonlight across the bay, farewell yet another day
I’ll write what I’d like to say
Shine bright, find your way
Sparks! Sparks!
Oh then the rain came down, the rain came down, the rain came down
Oh then the rain came down, washing over me
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Empires Always End
03:23
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Ridin’ the wind, ridin’ the winds of change
Bird on the wing, flying from yesterday
You can never go back again, empires always end
With nothing to regret, the empire always ends
Even Steven, what ever would I say?
Even Steven OK?
They can never go back again, empires always end
With nothing to defend, the empire always ends
Even Steven, what ever would I say?
Even Steven OK?
You better believe, you better be sure
Is it what you need? Needed it more?
Follow the lead, follow the cause
Bridges are burned, the earth has been scorched
We can never go back again, empires always end
With nothing to regret, the empire always ends
Singin’ the dark, singin’ the night away
Singin’ the dark, singin’ the night away
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