Bridge
A Bridge With You
When we were young and the streams were small
Our bridges were stones, we could cross on a crawl
Crossing was easy it didn't hurt at all.
Then the streams turn to rivers and waterfalls.
The rivers grow wide, we take the time to cross.
It isn't always easy; journeys come at a cost.
We get older, we need more than rocks and moss,
I want a truss of trust to get to you without loss.
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So we build a bridge. I want to-
Build a bridge with you.
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Now the work takes time, it won't be easy to do,
I can bear the weight as you need me to,
I brought the timber, your design came through,
Can we work all day to build this bridge anew?
There are cuts, and burns, muscle aches.
The work moves slow for all the time it takes.
But I hear your voice and every sound it makes!
This truss of trust has left too much at stake.
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As we build a bridge. I ask to-
Build a bridge with you.
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Then the hammer fell, the work came to a stop
Was it worth the work or was it all for naught?
Our bridge broke down, the gorge has grown wide!
I'm at the base of the steps, you're on the other side!
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I ask for a bridge. I need you-
I'm asking you to go!
To go and build a bridge-
Go, go, go, go!
You let me take you on a journey there!
But all I wanted was a bridge-
Rebuild that bridge.
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