We must maintain our composure
We must learn not to weep
We must keep faith in the fact
That the past is buried when we sleep
And so we condition our minds
But when we wake up, alas
The night has died, but the cliché survives
That maybe, this too shall pass.
Can this storm be calmed down
Can it be numbed by witty conversation
Can we continue with the cheer and wine
While hurtling in the opposite direction
There’s no telling what will happen
For all of it seems such a farce
The further we grieve, the further we believe
That maybe, this too shall pass.
We must learn not to weep
We must keep faith in the fact
That the past is buried when we sleep
And so we condition our minds
But when we wake up, alas
The night has died, but the cliché survives
That maybe, this too shall pass.
Can this storm be calmed down
Can it be numbed by witty conversation
Can we continue with the cheer and wine
While hurtling in the opposite direction
There’s no telling what will happen
For all of it seems such a farce
The further we grieve, the further we believe
That maybe, this too shall pass.
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