John Morris
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Let's Rest
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There is only one sip left, but it will quench my thirst for now.
There is only one of you left who can slow this avalanche down.
I was walking down the path I'd chosen, in my infinite wisdom.
When I reached the cliff my mind had frozen, and my legs just kept kicking.
Living can be a chore, but the river life is so grand.
Staying afloat has made me sore, so let's rest on the dam.
Float with me, Float with me.
Wipe the sand from your eyes..
Wake with me, Wake with me.
We'll find what beauty we can find.
Float with me. Float with me. Float with me. Float with me.
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