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DUH DUH DUH DUH
03:31
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DUH DUH DUH DUH
I've never heard about it
They never talk about it
Oh the noice that thye make it keeps me awake
I can't forget about it
I want to know this feeling
I want to get their healing
Oh the music that we hear makes your problems dissappear
It'll keep ya spinning
Well the music
that vibrates in your bones
is where your soul likes to call home
so dance there is no tommorow
and pick up the pieces off the floor
and let it take control
If this is where your soul likes to call home
It can get you high
You could breathe the clouds of the sky
well the heavens up above could never get enough of this music
it's not gonnna die
no it's never gonna die
It's what keep you alive
It's not gonna die
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Maya Angelou
03:47
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Oh what a sad sad song
My song bird sings
The darkest of all melodies
He sings of how he used to fly
but now he just wants to be free
And I stand there
And I admire his despair
It makes for some good poetry
But that lonely bird
he wouldnt say a word
but he'd sing his soul for me
He just wants to be free
and to fly again
he just wants to see that sky again
Well he sings
He sings for me
The finest song, you would ever believe
So you found the cage
and heard the poor bird sing his sad tale of deep misery
and you unhinged the door, to let him be free
and to sing that song no more
he just wants to be free and to fly again
he just want to see that sky again
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The Bro Song
06:13
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---The Bro Song---
Oh times like these
Oh nights like this
Yeah these are friends of mine
Yeah this is happiness
So don't go
just stay a while
because these times are too good
and we're feeling alright
Well I don't know where I'm running
But I'm sprinting all the way
I don't know where I'm going
But I want you there at the end
So please don't go
I want you stay
Have a drink
take a seat
enjoy the night and sit with me
This youth we waste
it's slipping away
yeah these are brothers of mine
yeah we're a family
So dont go
Just stay a while
Because you are still a part of me
and I'm still but a child!
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