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The song describes the singer's search to find what he's looking for through climbing mountains, running through fields, crawling, scaling city walls, kissing lips, speaking with angels, and holding the hand of a devil. Despite these experiences, the singer admits that he still hasn't found what he's seeking. He believes a kingdom will come where all colors will blend together, but for now he is still running in his search.
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