The Lark Ascending Or (Perhaps More Accurately, I'm Trying To Make You Sing)
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The Lark Ascending Or (Perhaps More Accurately, I'm Trying To Make You Sing)
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And I'm trying to make you sing
From inside where you believe
Like it's something that you need
Like it means everything
And I'm trying to make you feel that
This is for real, that life is happening
That it means everything
I'm just trying to make you sing
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