Things Are Better In The East
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Things Are Better In The East
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You once asked me what I wanted out of life
Well, I guess its just the
life time of laughter and smiles
to be the Cinderella Man for a while
but there's so man miles that I've got to go
You once asked me what I wanted out of life
Well, I guess its just the
quiet ride of a life when you love me just right
with brightness so dazzling my head must turn
you know my head must turn
You once asked me what I wanted out of life
Well, I guess its just that
chance to sit and watch it all go by
never have an answer and I'll never know why
but at the end of it all will I be satisfied
I dont know
I dont know
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