Happy People Never Fantasize
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Happy People Never Fantasize
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you get so used to being sad
you never try to be glad
you get so used to being sad
oooh
but happy people never fantasize
happy people never fantasize
happy people never fantasize
oh I want to be a part
I look for love in a hollow heart
I want to be a part of something
happy people never fantasize
happy people never fantasize
my life a compromise
oooh
I don't need to be
with people who don't care about me
and happy people never fantasize
happy people never fantasize
happy people never fantasize
don't look for love in hollow hearts
don't look for love in hollow hearts
don't chase misery
oooh
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Daniel Broder performs "Happy People Never Fantasize", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Broder catalog on LyroVerse.
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