Fred Astaire
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Fred Astaire
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You can call it anything you want
the fact remains the same
i never got to be your fred astair
You have so many opportunities I never had
Don't push so hard, nothing is ever easy
And this talent that you take for granted, it's a gift from god
Don't pass it up, nothing is ever easy
Are you ready to work real hard
Are you tired it's just the start
Listen to me son, I'll take you far
You can call it anything you want the fact remains the same
I never got to be your Fred Astaire
You can lie to yourself and all your friends and pretend that youdon't care
But circumstance gets in the way
Heel, toe, heel, toe, side to side AGAIN, gonna get it right
Don't push so hard, nothing is ever easy
Don't forget your please and thank you's, don't forget to smile
Don't pass this up, nothing is ever easy
Their pushing these children for all the wrong reasons
So far man you're crushing down their spirits
Suffocate, emancipate, turn their backs and walk awayeventually
Seeking, one of these paths
You're wasting time --- I call it living
To the world what are you giving
You're wasting timeā¦
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Lucky Boys Confusion performs "Fred Astaire", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucky Boys Confusion catalog on LyroVerse.
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