
Good to see you again (good to see you again)
So I can take you all to a place where we want you
And with a bit of luck
There's a lot of land and a lot of love
The simple things in life are the simple things we can
I hope it won't be so complex that they go wrong
But we can go back to all the good days

So let the sun shine in (so let the sun shine in)
Therefore let me hear you yell cheers for the minutes
Cheers for the years we've been at this
Doing everything we could to make today happen
For the dead and the living let us cherish each day
Under the blue mountains in the distance
No more cold nights to be waiting for peace

One day when I was young I wanted
To hear a song that I could sing
But there was only the silence of fear
And the noise of the enemy
Beyond the wall lambs barked and wolves lived in holes
The next weeks it was Mouse's turn to bark
Until the day comes when the wolf and the lamb are in harmony

Good to see you again (good to see you again)
So I can take you all to a place where we want you
And with a bit of luck
There's a lot of land and a lot of love
Good to see you feel like a flower on the hill

Good to See You Again (Part 1)

[Clears throat, adjusts lapel pin, and speaks in a measured, institutional tone] 

Your file has been reviewed. 

Your sentiments—while noted—do not constitute grounds for exemption, appeal, or reclassification. The Bureau acknowledges your self-identification as “artist.” However, per Section 7, Subparagraph D of the Cultural Compliance Ordinance (Revised), all expressive acts remain subject to procedural oversight, archival indexing, and public-order assessment. 

You speak of dignity as though it were unregulated. It is not. Dignity, like protest, like song, like bread, requires a permit. Applications are processed quarterly. Delays are not uncommon. 

As for your question—why not join the winning side?—the Bureau has, in fact, extended such invitations before. They expire. Often without notice. 

Continue your work. Submit Form 38-C if your medium involves fire, glass, or sadness. Should your output align with current strategic narratives, remuneration may be considered. 

Until then, compliance is the quietest form of survival. 

[Stamps document: FILED UNDER “POETRY — LOW THREAT / HIGH NOISE”]

Good to See You Again (Part 1)

Overdsergio