Summer Highland Falls

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[Verse 1]
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They say that these are not the 
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best of times, but they're the 
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only times I've ever known,
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And I believe there is a time for 
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meditation in cathedrals of our own.
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Now I have seen that sad surrender
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 in my lover's eyes, and I can 
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only stand apart and sympathize.
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For we are always what our 
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situations hand us, it's either 
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sadness or euphoria....

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[Verse 2]
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And so we argue and we compromise,
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 and realize that nothing's ever 
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changed,
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For all our mutual experience, our 
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separate conclusions are the same.
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Now we are forced to recognize our
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 inhumanity, our reason co-exists 
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with our insanity.
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And though we choose between 
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reality and madness, it's either 
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sadness or euphoria....

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[Verse 3]
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How thoughtlessly we dissipate our 
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energies, perhaps we don't 
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fulfill each other's fantasies?
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And so we'll stand upon the ledges
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 of our lives, with our respective 
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similarities,
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It's either sadness or euphoria....

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