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The Rising Sun
By Charles Moffat
The Rising Sun Cutting through the grey Shredding the darkness And bearing its bright truth A powerful sign Able to enlighten and blind Some people see in the light Others are blinded by it Not all people are lucky enough To see its beauty They walk in despair Blinded by the light around them They cry and complain Call out in anguish But see no one to help them Those who offer their aid Are refused The blind are too afraid of the dark Afraid of strangers met in the dark Afraid of anyone who holds out a hand Especially those that see in the light Is not bothered by it Learns from it So walk in the sun dear friend And open your eyes to its beauty And open your heart to its truth And I will hold out my hand to help you
Tonight's Destiny
Tonights destiny is but a rumour of the past We slide past the window, wondering what will last Every deja vu is unforetold The future dies as we live it Reincarnated as a thing of the past Our memories follow a forked road A road to dusty dreams And photographic purity Leaving so many todays as breadcrumbs on the ground |