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rethink life (interlude)
02:24
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Verse 1:
And when we get older,
we'll look back at all that time.
That precious time.
But if you're still here,
you still have the life within you,
the life to act in,
Love.
Or face the consequence to hurt,
a brother, a sister your own kindred.
Bridge:
(And when we get older,
we'll look back at all that time,
that precious time.)
Verse 2:
Let's make each other smile.
Life's too short we should,
make it worth our while.
Stop and give it a chance, stop and give it....
Follow your dreams.
That's all we ever have is,
our destiny.
It's an unpaved road waiting for your footsteps,
waiting for you to.
Outro:
(Give it a chance)
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soul evolution
04:24
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you are never alone.
You are eternally connected with everyone.
I can feel the core churning,
I can hear the cosmos expanding.
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"Mind is the master power that molds and makes,
And Man is mind.
And evermore he takes the tool of thought, and shaping what he wills,
brings forth a thousand joys, a thousand ills.
He thinks in secret, and it comes to pass.
Environment is but his looking glass."
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3. |
beautiful roses
01:53
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Beautiful roses,
at my side.
Basking,
in the sunlight.
Beautiful roses,
i can't get them out of sight.
Beautiful roses,
i can't get them out of my mind.
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Nathaniel Stephens Glendale, California
i make music and live life for God's glory kiddo.
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