The Moody Blues - Question

Why do we n^Gever g^Fet an a^Cnswer when we're k^Gnocking a^Ft the d^Coor? There's a t^Ghousand m^Fillion q^Cuestions about h^Gate and d^Feath and ^Cwar. 'Cause when we s^Gtop and l^Fook a^Cround us, there is n^Gothing t^Fhat we n^Ceed In a w^Gorld of p^Fersec^Cution that is b^Gurning i^Fn its g^Creed.

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Why do we n^Gever g^Fet an a^Cnswer when we're k^Gnocking a^Ft the d^Coor? Because the t^Gruth is h^Fard to s^Cwallow, That's what the w^Gar of l^Fove is f^Cor!

I'm looking f^G7or someone to change my l^Cife, I'm looking f^G7or a miracle in my l^Cife And if you could s^Fee what it's done to ^Cme To lose the love I k^G7new you'd safely lead me t^Chrough. Between the s^Filence of the m^Countains and the c^G7rashing of the s^Cea, There lies a l^Fand I once l^Cived in and she's w^G7aiting there for ^Cme. But in the g^Fray of the m^Corning, my m^G7ind becomes c^Confused, Between the d^Fead and the s^Cleeping and the r^G7oad that I must c^Choose.

I'm looking f^G7or someone to change my l^Cife, I'm looking f^G7or a miracle in my l^Cife And if you could s^Fee what it's done to ^Cme To lose the love I k^Gnew you'd safely lead me ^Cto the land that I once k^Gnew ^C To learn as we grow o^Gld the secrets of our s^Coul.

It's not the w^Fay that you s^Cay it when you d^G7o those things to m^Ce, It's more the w^Fay that you ^Cmean it when you t^G7ell me what will b^Ce.