One In A Million
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One In A Million
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I'd do just about anything
If I could just catch your eye
But I'm a blade in a field
Way below in the floor
I'm one in a million -
Got to try to be more
I glowed in gold
Like a tiny mote of dust in a sunbeam
And we all must seem alike as we float here
I want you more than indifferent
If I could just catch your eye
But I'm a fish in the sea
Would you know what you saw?
I'm one in a million -
Got to try to be more
I fell to you
Like a tiny drop of rain in a cloudburst
But I guess you didn't notice so
I glowed in gold
Like a tiny mote of dust in a sunbeam
But we all must seem alike as we float here
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