Pull Things Up
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Pull Things Up
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Pull Things Up
I'll let you sleep
Sleep all day it's fine
A little time, a little time
Something to save
And save this room
Remember this time, this room
You want it to change
Don't want it to change
It always will
I want to pull things up
And throw them in the air
I want to see you born
I wanted to be there
Now everyone is here
Fill up their cups, they're here
Make someone play
Don't know what to say
I'll leave it to you
And oh my dear
Say it again, my dear
You speak like you sing
So say it again
I'll leave it to you
I want to pull things up
And throw them in the air
I want to see you born
I wanted to be there
Now everyone is here
Fill up their cups, they're here
Make someone play
Don't know what to say
I'll leave it to you
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Inara George performs "Pull Things Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Inara George catalog on LyroVerse.
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