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When the walls fall down on your old town, then you begin
See, I had these walls built up so strong
Built when I was young in wars I'd won
Fortified alone, stone upon stone
So tall I could not see beyond my wall
But our walls fall down, and all walls fall down
And when walls come down on your old town
Then you begin
A bit unassured, a bit insecure
I climbed up and I saw the world I lacked
And my first stone cracked, foundations collapsed
Standing on the ground in stone I'd found
That our walls fall down, and all walls fall down
And when walls come down on your old town
You begin
Governor of the land from where you stand
'Neath a shelter built by many hands
There is a storm, and you've locked the door
On people you once were, you came for war
And your walls fall down
Walls fall down
Walls fall down
Like a stone comes down
And I'm no stone
I'm just no stone
Says he's a stone
No man's a stone
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