We Don't See
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We Don't See
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Hey there lady, you are so dainty. All dressed in sequins, for everyone to see. And hey there lady, you are so pretty, but your frown like a jail cell is shutting your beauty from me. From the world to see.
And why can't you believe that the world is so friendly. And why can't you see that the stars are shining for you and me.
Hey there mister, do you have the time, to stop what you're doing. Why don't you leave your worries behind? And hey there mister, why are you so lazy? Sitting there with your beer can, so numb from your TV. From the world that you see.
And how does the smallest thing get us down? Buries us so far underneath the ground. So far down. And how do we use all our energy? Why can't we see its easier being happy? We don't even see.
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Kym Campbell performs "We Don't See", and this lyric page sits inside the Kym Campbell catalog on LyroVerse.
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