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Like The King Does
04:13
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You don't wanna leave, wanna this place
Don't you move, don't you move from where it's safe
Got a child, got a home, and it's all the same
Only sinking in good water
You follow the trend and the things they see
You say no, it's a part of the "American dream"
Honestly I don't wanna be about that scene
Oh a load that can't be greener
So, I'll, I, I,
I'm gonna sing like the king does
Hands up to the kingdom
Robes up in the air and ah ah, ah ah
Lose it to the music
This is how you do it
He's calling me to it ah, ah,
It's about the game, how much we can save
But we keep to our selves and don't know how to give
Life's about the choices that we all can make
Not to steal and take another
But have you seen the world, it's just all a race
And I know I got a record I need to erase
Well it's gone and I'm clear oh I have found that place
And I'll go where I am called to
So, I'll, I, I,
I'm gonna sing like the king does
Hands up to the kingdom
Robes up in the air and ah ah, ah ah
Lose it to the music
This is how you do it
He's calling me to it ah, ah,
Ask someone to find a start
See if you will get so far
Don't you play my heart
Again cause I know just who you are
Ask someone to find a start
See if you will get so far
Don't you play my heart
Again cause I know just who you are
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Give It Up
04:37
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4. |
Call It Mine
03:29
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5. |
Nothing's Gonna Change
03:38
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6. |
Ruins
04:45
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7. |
I'd Do It All Again
03:37
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8. |
Caravan
03:31
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9. |
The Sun Stands Still
05:58
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10. |
Mexico (Acoustic)
03:20
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