Big Lights
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Big Lights
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We don't get everything
There's so little we need
So why do you want everything
So easy and clean
In a city full of big lights that light up nothing at all at all It's so hard to love you and it's easy to leave
But look up there's a full of moon of anything
You could ever want
I think I'll know when it hits me
I'll know when it's right
I know why I'm searching
I don't wanna hide
In a city full of big lights that light up nothing at all at all
It's so hard to love you and it's easy to leave
But look up there's a full of moon of anything
You could ever want forever
In a city full of big lights that light up nothing at all at all
It's so hard to love you and it's easy to leave
But look up there's a full of moon of anything
You could ever want forever
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Judd and Maggie performs "Big Lights", and this lyric page sits inside the Judd and Maggie catalog on LyroVerse.
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