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Brandon Boyd

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On a burning bridge, your options are minimal at best Depending on where you're standing And how much breath is in your chest If it came down to it Would you high-tail home and hide? Or dance on fire and enjoy the ride?

 
Brandon Boyd

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As we cross the bridge — the burning bridge —
With flames behind us,
We front the line.
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The river that goes out to the sea
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They pass by the bridge and me.

 
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