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Stay Lying Down
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Reason for Living
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True as Lemons
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Love and Discipline
03:31
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Tongue Tied
04:25
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Enter
04:19
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Familiar
04:48
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Linger
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Cool the World
04:13
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LYRICS : COOL THE WORLD
I live inside a century
I take up air I get for free
I can fit my dreams inside a paper cup
The space that I have taken here
has taken from the atmosphere
and everything is slowly heating up
I’ll Cool the World
Cool the World
The second that I started to
I blink my eyes
I’ve broken through
There’s nothing like the future tense
To feel alive
Stop the motors running fast
Save ourselves so we last
Maybe I could take a walk with you instead of drive
And Cool the World
Cool the World
The space that I have taken here
Has taken from the atmosphere
and everything is slowly heating up
I’ll Cool the World
Cool the World
© Deborah Pardes / ASCAP Prom Dress Publishing
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