Ordinary Angels
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Ordinary Angels
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You get the world for your birthday baby
Open your eyes and say yes, no, maybe
The box ticks on, the core is a bomb
The world is silent
You listen like a lover to it
Sometimes a mirror's a miracle
Sometimes it's nothing at all
In this reflection even angels fall
You could fly anytime
Even though you own your own comet
Ordinary people
It's okay
You don't have to wear those wings
They're stupid things
I know some dizzy, easy heights
Don't stop your life at the lights
Don't be smart, be a beginner
Don't be wrong, even when it's right
Ordinary people
It's okay
We're not watching anyway
It's okay
Even though you own your own comet
Ordinary people
It's okay
You don't have to wear those wings
Ordinary people
It's okay
You don't have to wear those wings
They're stupid things
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Who performs "Ordinary Angels"?
Bonnie Pink performs "Ordinary Angels", and this lyric page sits inside the Bonnie Pink catalog on LyroVerse.
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