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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Harbour


To our fore the harbour lights Shining out like beacons burning They can stop this endless night They can stop the wheels from burning Faces in a setting sun Say again that we soon will be one Starlight rakes the silver wing Bringing home its sons and daughters No-one knows the state i'm in Spinning swift above the waters Faces in a setting sun Say again that we soon will be one more free lyrics

To our fore the harbour lights
Shining out like beacons burning
They can stop this endless night
They can stop the wheels from burning

Faces in a setting sun
Say again that we soon will be one

Starlight rakes the silver wing
Bringing home its sons and daughters
No-one knows the state i'm in
Spinning swift above the waters

Faces in a setting sun
Say again that we soon will be one

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