In a perfect world
There'd be no faces behind the glass
There'd be no separation
And all would be free to pass
In a perfect world teeth would stay in the mouth
The birds would not fly south
There'd be time enough to listen
And a right time to die
Oh how the leaves would glisten
After the rain clouds cry
In a perfect world
In a perfect world
We'd be young and strong
And each of us run the marathon
And no stumbling blocks
Or hidden traps
Could make us fall between the gaps
In a perfect world
For you and I
In a perfect world the Jade vase
Would sing outloudly of the hands that made
The Empire that was once waylaid
But now climbs up from the ashen grave
In a perfect world the dragons will fly
Like red kites across the sky
And we will march under one banner
And all the larch will make for good lumber
And I can be in my manner
And no human being will be merely a number
In a perfect world
For you and I
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