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(claude s.) In the place that we call home We always suffer Many people seldom know They waste their lives away What they seem to hold inside Their tiny fragile hearts What they seem to whisper turned Instead into a dream Do you feel like a soldier? Do you feel like a child? The soldier is marching The child begins to cry The child begins to cry Something out there calls to me (can you hear the voices) My existence can not be (there has to be a reason) Always so near me And always so clear Always just loud enough to Tear into my soul Do you feel like a soldier? Do you feel like a child? The soldier is marching The child begins to cry The child begins to cry "today, there's no way We're going to live Through out these loneliest of times It fills my empty life" Do you feel like a soldier? Do you feel like a child? The soldier is marching The child begins to cry (repeat to end) more free lyrics

(claude s.)

In the place that we call home
We always suffer
Many people seldom know
They waste their lives away

What they seem to hold inside
Their tiny fragile hearts
What they seem to whisper turned
Instead into a dream

Do you feel like a soldier?
Do you feel like a child?
The soldier is marching
The child begins to cry

The child begins to cry

Something out there calls to me
(can you hear the voices)
My existence can not be
(there has to be a reason)

Always so near me
And always so clear
Always just loud enough to
Tear into my soul

Do you feel like a soldier?
Do you feel like a child?
The soldier is marching
The child begins to cry

The child begins to cry

"today, there's no way
We're going to live
Through out these loneliest of times
It fills my empty life"

Do you feel like a soldier?
Do you feel like a child?
The soldier is marching
The child begins to cry

(repeat to end)

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