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Two, three, fourWaters rise up on the freewayWhile little hands are clapping in the snowAnd in the tree, there lives a blackbirdSinging songs not meant for anyone belowWhere goes the wave when it hits the shore?What thinks the particle as it's rushing to the core?We will keep dancing through tomorrowLike lovers spinning in the airOh, where? Where?Where can we be freeIf to be free means learning not to care?And all the prisoners in their prisonsDream beyond the bars they cannot seeOnly the feel of being capturedIs keeping them contented in captivityWhere goes the wave when it hits the shore?What thinks the particle as it's rushing to the core?We will keep dancing through tomorrowLike lovers spinning in the airOh, where? Where?Where can we be freeIf to be free means learning not to care?Ooh, oohOoh, ooh-ooh-oohWho will we be when we are olderAnd the earth is spinning faster on its side?Will you still read the constellationsAnd hope that all you knowIs somehow trapped in time?Where goes the wave when it hits the shore?What thinks the particle as it's rushing to the core?We will keep dancing through tomorrowLike lovers spinning in the airOh, where? Where?Where can we be freeIf to be free means learning not to care?Ooh, oohOoh, ooh-ooh-ooh
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