Hold the World
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Hold the World
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You're running out of time again
The pointers dance and life won't wait
It's just a silly joke
A hamster at the wheel
You want it all and all at once
You want to feel the ribbon break
You want to beat your enemies
You want to be the one
You want to win the gold
You want it all and all at once
You wanna hold the world
You wanna hold the world
You wanna hold the world
But you can't hold the whole world
You got it weeks ago
Now it means nothing more
You have some brand new things to chase
And it goes on and on
Pursuit for some rejoice
That you are unable to maintain
It's just a silly joke
A hamster at the wheel
You want it all and all at once
You wanna hold the world
You wanna hold the world
You wanna hold the world
But you can't hold the whole world
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Leprechaun performs "Hold the World", and this lyric page sits inside the Leprechaun catalog on LyroVerse.
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