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Keep You Safe - The Crane Wives



     
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When I was a child,
my nerves ran wild
when I watched my friends rise to the tops of the trees
The risk of fall--
I never climbed at all
Every day I told myself "I'm not ready"My daddy always said
"Nothing worth doing comes easy"
Time is not your friend,
Time is not your remedy
No amount of waiting will make, make you brave
No amount of fear will keep you
No amount of fear will keep you safeThe older I get,
The more fears I collect
I gather them from all the people I meet
Their stories reveal
Regrets their smiles can't conceal
I carry them, I carry them with meMy daddy always said
"Nothing worth doing comes easy"

Time is not your friend,
Time is not your remedy
No amount of waiting will make, make you brave
No amount of fear will keep you
No amount of fear will keep you safeWhat if the steps I take
Turn out to be mistakes?
How can somebody like me
Learn to say "come what may"?
Come what may
Come what may
Come what mayMy daddy always said
"Nothing worth doing comes easy"
Time is not your friend,
Time is not your remedy
No amount of waiting will make, make you brave
No amount of fear will keep you
No amount of fear will keep you safe
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Destiny itself assembled the Crane Wives, and now they seek only to make music worthy of destiny. That, and act as silly as humanly possible. "The Crane Wife is an old Japanese tale. While there are many variations of the tale, a common version is that a poor man finds an injured crane on his doorstep (or outside with an arrow in it), takes it in and nurses it back to health. After he releases the crane, a woman appears at his doorstep with whom he falls in love and marries.

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