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This is The Time
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Oh this is the time
To find
The voice within
And have I been listening?
Have I been listening?
Have I been listening?
Oh this is the time
To sing and see what you find
And Have I been holding up
Have I been crying
Have been holding up
Have I been lying?
Have I been waiting
Have I been hungering
Dirt under fingernails
Watching the wandering
Outside my windowsill
Dusty with city soot
Ground at his dirty foot
A life not in any book
Just Waiting
Oh this is the time——
Oh oh this is the time—-
Oh oh this is the time—-to find—-
Oh this is the time——
Oh oh this is the time—-
Oh oh this is the time—-to find—-
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Sara Judge San Francisco, California
If Patti Smith and Bob Marley had a baby, raised it on an organic farm, taught it how to rap, dressed it up in spiked heels, and then played Joni Mitchell for it through an antique radio until it learned to speak.
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