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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ In Memory Of The Martyrs


Life is like a tall ship Drifting gently from the shore Time is like a fair wind With a lifetime to explore The beauty that surrounds you Was meant to be adored The problems that surround you Were meant to be ignored We are love, we are, we are love We are love, we are, we are love I dreamt i held a baby I dreamt i held a child I dreamt i held a young man A prisoner in my hand My hand i could not open The man grew up inside A prisoner without reason Just on the other side We are love, we are, we are love We are love, we are, we are love The blood red rose of summer Grows elegant and tall In memory of the green grass Beyond the guardian wall The green grass grows forever Beneath the bloody sky In memory of the martyrs She'll cover when they die We are love, we are, we are love We are love, we are, we are love more free lyrics

Life is like a tall ship
Drifting gently from the shore
Time is like a fair wind
With a lifetime to explore
The beauty that surrounds you
Was meant to be adored
The problems that surround you
Were meant to be ignored
We are love, we are, we are love
We are love, we are, we are love

I dreamt i held a baby
I dreamt i held a child
I dreamt i held a young man
A prisoner in my hand
My hand i could not open
The man grew up inside
A prisoner without reason
Just on the other side
We are love, we are, we are love
We are love, we are, we are love

The blood red rose of summer
Grows elegant and tall
In memory of the green grass
Beyond the guardian wall
The green grass grows forever
Beneath the bloody sky
In memory of the martyrs
She'll cover when they die
We are love, we are, we are love
We are love, we are, we are love

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