Madly In Music
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Madly In Music
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If you don't see the Sun
And don't feel the Moon
If you don't realize
Good things are coming
Try to close your eyes and just take calm
Better days are coming
Try to believe
And then see
You are never as
Alone as you think
Try to believe. Right now
Better days are coming
Life is not just darkness
Put a smile on your face
And try to dance madly
And try to flow on your way
And try to dance madly
And try to flow on your way
Dont stop now. Dont stop now
Roll your head over your shoulders
Roll your body through space
Keep flying until you get tired
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Marcelo D'Amico performs "Madly In Music", and this lyric page sits inside the Marcelo D'Amico catalog on LyroVerse.
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