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By Kansas, She strides down 7th street
Smokey night - summer heat
Commotion -
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By Kansas, I'm hangin' on - cause I hate letting go (I
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By Kansas, The fire's inside me - the bridges burn
Love is the
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By Kansas, If only it was raining out tonight
Reflections on the sidewalks
Would
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By Kansas, Colored banners, color kills
What color is the blood that spills
If
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By Kansas, This is my beginning
Tomorrow holds my hand
Yesterday is dead and
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By Kansas, Have you ever seen a miracle - you couldn't doubt
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By Kansas, I can feel someone here
In the air tonight
Waiting alone inside
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By Kansas, Gather round the preacherman gather round here
If you're waiting for
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By Kansas, The mist of time is still concealing
The vision that I
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By Kansas, Oh, I cannot tell you to make up your mind
And
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By Kansas, Thirty days have September
In a jailhouse I remember
Well, I got
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By Kansas, Can I tell you something?
I got to tell you one
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By Kansas, Every day she gets a little weaker
The beauty she once
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By Kansas, Two began together, lived as one
Each one to the other
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By Kansas, When I'm needin' a friend, I can talk to the
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By Kansas, Dark and silent brooding, stillness falls
Sounds caress the waiting empty
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By Kansas, This foolish game, oh it's still the same
The notes go
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By Kansas, There's a reason for all that rhymes
It's the fact and
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By Kansas, When the sun is in the mid sky, were he
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By Kansas, Well you told me that I was just not the
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By Kansas, All the world's forgiving the change is all around
And people
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By Kansas, Sweet child of innocence
Living in the present tense
Father time will
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By Kansas, Early in the morning sunlight
Soaring on the wings of dawn
Here
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By Kansas, Late every nite when I am all alone
I call my
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By Kansas, Give me your answer let me know today
Searchin' in wonder
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By Kansas, I've been tryin' to tell you
About a thing I thought
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By Kansas, Well, I been drinkin' again
And I know it's a sin
But
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By Kansas, When I was very young, so many songs were sung
So
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By Kansas, Used to think about what I would grow up to
