Meghan Trainor
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The Best Part (Interlude)

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The Best Part (Interlude)

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I got a heart full of rhythm that beats with no pain

I got a head full of melodies stuck in my brain

But the best part of being a singer at all

Is singing to the world my songs

I said singing to the world, my songs

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