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Rivers
04:10
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When these rivers run dry
Don’t cry, don’t cry
Ill be thirsty too
When things ain’t right
Don’t sigh, don’t sigh,
We always get through
When the money runs tight
Its alright, alright
Im rich in love with you
When tears run down your face
Its alright, ill take care of you
Things change so fast, so fast
We gotta slow down
Breathe in! breathe out!
Chorus
When I was young we used to run
We used to laugh, we used to smile
We used to run wild!
Rivers run dry, the air runs tight, things change, we keep on chuggin’ man
When the air runs tight, don’t fight, don’t fight
Ill be breathless too
Things change so fast, But well last
Well last
We know what to do
When the day turns to night
We’ll smile, we’ll smile
A safe life to share with you
Chorus
When I was young we used to run
We used to laugh, we used to smile
We used to run wild!
Rivers run dry, the air runs tight, things change, we keep on chuggin’ man
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2. |
It's Alright, Follow
04:09
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It all came when I realised
Change is forever turning by
Things are moving awfully fast
Grab your keys and grab that bag
Were going to
Follow, follow, your dreams
Bridges burning through the night
Wind wont always hold that kite
please dear God don’t drain my soul
They took our peace in exchange for gold!
Were going to
Follow, follow, our dreams
We wont listen to what the TV says
The futures always in your head
These hands have shed a lot of skin
Whilst your brothers struggle with whats within
Just because they don’t care at all
They don’t know our names
They don’t know our souls
They don’t care at all
They don’t know my face
They don’t know our names
They don’t know our souls
They don’t care at all
They don’t know my face
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