Long Past The Horizon
We've took a step out of our door
It seems we're only going as fast as our feet can take us
Leaving the ruin, the sinking ship of our town behind
We going far from home now, what will we ever find
Long ago we passed the horizon
Long ago we were carried by the wind
We found the long road and started the car
Beyond the highway we've crossed the desert
Abandon ship, the wreckage of our town far gone, far behind
And it seems we're never going back this time
Long ago we passed the horizon
Long ago we were carried by the wind
The cradle of mountain peaks but we're not even close
The never-ending discovery of an eternal episode
Farewell my home, the wreckage and ruin of our town
Direction lost, but finally in spirit found
Long ago we passed the horizon
Long ago we were carried by the wind
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Long Past The Horizon, which
was posted on May 16, 2011 by
Jee_Blue1875.
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"It's about just deciding one day to go travelling, whether it's out of boredom o..."
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