Independence Day
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Independence Day
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Keep it going - through the motions
coat your dry heart - with the lotion of the sense
you belong here, yeah, you were born here
open the window, let some light in
you've got some gifts that you've been hiding ever since
they didn't want you to be free
But you've been off your game - for quite a while
I'm gonna rattle your cage - I'm gonna rip the door right off
Who told you that - would you believe that it's a lie
I've set you free, it's independence day
Yeah I know it's Sunday, but why don't you sleep in
I've got some things that I want to speak to you again
Like you were younger, my how I treasured those days
You thought you lost it, and that I left you
stand up and face it, you know that just isn't true
your name is always on my mind
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Mark Mathis performs "Independence Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Mathis catalog on LyroVerse.
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