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The Seeker

Jim Cuddy/Greg Keelor

                        You were the seeker
                        Then you found there’s nothing to find
                        It’ll all come down to you in its own good time
                        No one’s the older
                        No one’s the wiser
                        No one cares
                        When every step takes you from nowhere
                        Going from somewhere to here

                        Your quiet eyes almost vacant
                        There’s no need to explain
                        The fine line between stealing and giving
                        In the landscape of the saint

                        You were the dreamer
                        Who got lost in your escape
                        When beauty became a prison
                        You found your freedom in the mundane

                        So when will I see what you see
                        You say it’s got nothing to do with being worthy
                        When will I see what you see

                        When you’ve gone and lost
                        What you thought you never had
                        And you’re numb with the fear
                        That it’s never coming back
                        It makes no difference
                        It’s gonna be what it’s gonna be
                        Sometimes the purest gold comes from
                        The hands of a thief

                        So when will I see what you see
                        You say it’s got noting to do with being worthy
                        When will I see what you see
                        When will I see what you see