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Just A Fool
04:27
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I'm just a fool, but I'm a lucky one.
I'm just a fool, but I'm me.
I'm floating by but happily.
I'm just a fool, but I'm free.
Herein lies your doubt and forgiveness.
Allow forgiveness to hold your doubt's
skeptical hand through the event horizon,
and rire, rire, amigo,
for you are alive, and it is now, and you still have choices to make.
What we call "life" is choice. We must never forget that.
Never dwell on choices of the past, they do not exist.
Choices only exist in the now, in this instant.
You can think of choices you might make in the future,
but you can never make those choices now.
You can only speculate and hypothesize on what you might do and why,
but the invariable variability of life will always play its hand,
and the real choices of the present are the only ones we ever truly make.
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Something For You
02:18
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Are the stars still shining?
Is the moon still there?
Are there still pretty flowers for you
to stick in your hair?
Maybe there's something for you
On the other side of the world.
Oh, I don't know,
But I will meet you there.
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Let Your Spirit
03:49
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It's been a long time coming,
but there's been no way out
Sleeping under covers
Shivering in doubt
Bravery's your only choice
It's been calling you by name
So just go off and face your fears
You'll never be the same.
Life tries to tell you
It's not too long
Life tries to tell you
Have a little fun
You're so brave,
You're so strong my friend
I love you till the end
I love you, forever, ever and...
'Cause it's a long way up
When you're staring from the bottom
And a long way down
When there's still so far to go
When every waking hour leaves your spirit wanting more
Well, it's sure high time you let your spirit soar.
You'll never be the same
You'll never be the same
You'll never be the same
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Kevin Hanlon Phoenix, Arizona
Take Care Of Your Realm, 2021
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