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The World I Know
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Has our conscience shown?
Has the sweet breeze blown?
Has all kindness gone?
Hope still lingers on.
I drink myself of new-found pity
Sitting alone in New York City,
And I don't know why.
Are we listening?
Hymns of offering.
Have we eyes to see?
Love is gathering.
All the words that I've been reading
Have now started the act of bleeding
Into one, into one.
So I walk up on high,
And I step to the edge
To see my world below.
And I laugh at myself
While the tears roll down
'Cause it's the world I have known.
It's the world I have known.
I drink myself of new-found pity
Sitting alone in New York City
And I don't know why.
Don't know why.
So I walk up on high,
And I step to the edge
To see my world below.
And I laugh at myself
While the tears roll down
'Cause it's the world I have known.
It's the world I have known.
Yeah, I walk up on high
And I step to the edge
To see my world below.
And I laugh at myself
While the tears roll down
'Cause it's the world I have known.
It's the world I have known.
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Amanda Abizaid Sarasota, Florida
Amanda Abizaid is an American Lebanese Singer, Songwriter best known as the vocalist on the theme song “A Place In Time” from Paramount’s The 4400. Amanda new EP Walking In Twos features the legendary Stephen Stills. The project’s goal is to create a self-sufficient revenue stream using profits from the song's downloads and streams to buy school supplies for the Aeta children of the Philippines. ... more
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