Every sounds a melody
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Every sounds a melody
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I've got the feeling somethings changing
'Cos I don't sense the rain today
I've been touched and now I'm feeling
An ocean through my veins today
Every sounds a melody
Every words a prophecy
I know I'll go down in history tomorrow
I've got the feeling soemthings changing
The wind it blows my mind away
Sometimes life is so demanding
The whole wide world just drifts away
Every sounds a melody
Every words a prophecy
I know I'll go down in history tomorrow
Though they told me there are things that I'll never be
The way I feel I know that I'll go down in history
Tomorrow
Every sounds a melody
Every words a prophecy
I know I'll go down in history tomorrow
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Menswear performs "Every sounds a melody", and this lyric page sits inside the Menswear catalog on LyroVerse.
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