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B C#m She went off to the cityE B To find what she was looking forB C#m To identify, to really tryE B To find herself some hopeB C#m With the summer sun for laughingE And the winter rain did pourB C#m She was lovelier from learningE B And from living, loving moreB C#m From her dancing love and young soulE B And the gypsies in her dreamB C#m To the pulse of stark acceptanceContinúa después del anuncioE B When the winds began to freezeC#m With no curfews left to hold herC#m E And no walls to shield her painB C#m Finding out that facts were olderE B And that life forms are insane.B C#m The presence of protection seemedE B To fade, as did her doubtC#m That she now was no exceptionE B Nor was the love who pushed her out Though the streets cried out,C#m Go, homesickC#m E Virtues strength of mind would ringB C#m In the maladies of meaningE B The sad song she learned to sing.B C#m Now, her teachers and philosophersE B And the poet's silver throatC#m Are the vessels which on wisdom'sE B karmic ocean she will float.C#m Was this her revolution,E Just a child in love's crusade,B C#m With the question in her innocenceE B Through the lies her eyes betrayed?