Don't Think Too Much
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Don't Think Too Much
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We don’t know if the stars above
Died a long time ago
But I know that as you gaze at sky
Your eyes are brightened
So what difference does it make
If we didn’t plan
Pay attention or you will miss the brightness
And the joy
Don’t think too much
Don’t miss the joy
Life is only one
Soon we will all join
I know we’ve been through a lot of pain
Felt blue and alone
But I know that one day we’ll look back
And see we’ve won
What big difference can one make
If he chooses so
Pay attention of you will miss the brightness
Of the sun
Don’t think too much
Don't miss the joy
Life is only one
Soon we will all join
The universe
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