When Two Worlds Collide
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When Two Worlds Collide
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(That's what happenes when two worlds collide)
Your world was so different from mine don't you see
And we couldn't be close though we tried
We both reached for heavens but ours weren't the same
That's what happens when two worlds collide
Your world was made up of things sweet and good
And my world could never fit in yours I wish it could
Now two hearts lie in shambles and oh they've cried
But that's what happenes when two worlds collide
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Your world was made up of things sweet and good...
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