First World
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First World
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Swansong over the rooftops
Call to the kid next door
Let it be proclaimed in the wind and the rain
Gotta do that
Do you really think so
Do you really think so
Hope that the light of the first world
Won't dark the light of the third world
Wash the darkness from your eyes
It's time to let your nature rise
Roses in the garden
Hummingbirds and butterflies
Flutter by
Swansong over the rooftops
Call to the kid next door
Let it be proclaimed in the wind and the rain
Gotta do that
Do you really think so
Do you really think so
Hope that the light of the first world
Won't dark the light of the third world
Wash the darkness from your eyes
It's time to let your nature rise
Roses in the garden
Hummingbirds and butterflies
Flutter by
Hope that the light of the first world
Won't dark the light of the third world.
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Ian Brown performs "First World", and this lyric page sits inside the Ian Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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