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Artist: I Heart Hiroshima
Canonical path: /i-heart-hiroshima/count-me-in
Related lyric paths: 6
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Count Me In
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Count Me In
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Count me in, I wanna see how much we make.
Who's to say that we can make it peacefully?
Count me in, I wanna watch it go away.
Who's to say that we can move so peacefully?
Now we wait, 'til we can make it easily.
Now we wait, 'til we can make it peacefully.
Hold up the lie, I can take this on my own.
No need to be a man, I'll seize it all alone.
Hands on the wall, the future's looking bright.
Please don't feel alarmed, my heart is still a lie.
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