How To Be So Real
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How To Be So Real
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When you're making magic
Go always in the flow
Get it right and you will feel
How to be so real
If you have enough to spend
You won't have to lend
Purchase things that make it feel
How to be so real
You will never pay your vow
You will never pay your vow
You will never pay your vow
You will never pay your vow
When you're making magic
Go always in the flow
Get it right and you will feel
How to be so real
If you have enough to spend
You won't have to lend
Purchase things that make it feel
How to be so real
You will never pay your vow
You will never pay your vow
You will never pay your vow
You will never pay your vow
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Jim Noir performs "How To Be So Real", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Noir catalog on LyroVerse.
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