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 She got down on hands and knees,  
One ear against the ground, 
Holding her breath to hear something,  
But the dirt made not a sound tonight 
Echoes of songs still lurk on distant foreign shores,  
Where we danced just to please the gods that only ask for more,  
So it goes 
But still we give ourselves to this 
We can't spend our lives waiting to live 
On cold nights 
In a prayer for dawn 
But the daylight 
Isn't what she wants 
The concrete 
Calls my name again 
I'm falling 
Through the cracks I slip 
The postcard says wish you were here 
But I'd rather I was there,  
Holding on to the simple things before they disappear,  
That's what I meant 
But that was then, and this is now 
I'll make it up to you somehow 
On cold nights 
In a prayer for dawn 
But the daylight 
Isn't what she wants 
The concrete 
Calls my name again 
I'm falling 
Through the cracks I slip 
A destination, a fading smile. 
Another station, another mile. 
Another day gone, I swore that I will. 
Be there before dawn. 
So be there, I will. 
She got down on hands and knees,  
One ear against the ground, 
Holding her breath to hear something,  
Anything at all 
The dirt whispered, 'child, I'm coming home' 
On cold nights 
In a prayer for dawn 
But the daylight 
Isn't what she wants 
The concrete 
Calls my name again 
I'm falling 
Through the cracks I slip 
 
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