Lyrics of ' Father Protector ' by Graffiti
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Sometimes I wonder
What goes on in this place
Where the patterns are frozen
Sometimes it looks like
They will always remain
'Cause I don't see any wheels spinning
No-one here to reconcile you
No-one there will share the way
No-one here to pacify you
Someone there will call your name
Marvel yesterdays
Murky beyonds
Openings in front of time
Granite walls behind the past
Ebenezer, can you hear?
I'll turn my back on your fears
Ebenezer, can you see?
Oh, no, you'll never catch me
Father protector
Ooh
Ooh
Look on your native land
Under your footsteps
Among the gasping multitudes
Free of the shield and chain
Sometimes I wonder
What goes on in this place
Where the patterns are frozen
Sometimes it looks like
They will always remain
'Cause I don't see any wheels spinning
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