Hearts And Minds
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Hearts And Minds
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Believe, oh, please, believe, in all your wild dreams
The well is full and you can fill your cup
If there was a time for hearts and minds
I beg you open the gates
The night is right to think about our words
We're free, we're free, come see arms full of forgiving
These hands are wanting everything you want
If there was a time for hearts and minds
I plead you open the gates
The night is right for you to be well heard
The world is swinging open, hearts and minds come first
The time is right to think about our words
Believe, oh, please, believe, in all your wild dreams
We're found and still we never stop to search
The world is swinging open, hearts and minds come first
The time right to make up with our words
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