Livin' For The Minute
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Livin' For The Minute
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Some people care too much about what the next day brings
Or what it may refuse to do
Some people just won't stop worrying about tomorrow
And what tomorrow turns into
I want it bad, I want it bad
refrain:
Hey!
Living just enough for the minute
You never know what the future brings
Hey!
Living just enough for the minute
Just live and be the moments king
Some people live their lives on the safe side of the track
And never dare to take a change
Some people walk their way on the pavement, not the highway
And they would never ever dance
I want it bad, I want it bad
refrain (2x)
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