There's A World
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There's A World
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There's a world you're living in
No one else has your part
All God's children in the wind
Take it in and blow hard
Look around it, have you found it
Walking down the avenue?
See what it brings
could be good things
In the air for you
We are leaving
We are gone
Come with us to all alone
Never worry
Never moan
We will leave you all alone
In the mountains, in the cities
You can see the dream
Look around you
Has it found you?
Is it what it seems?
There's a world you're living in
No one else has your part
All God's children in the wind
Take it in and blow hard
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Neil Young performs "There's A World", and this lyric page sits inside the Neil Young catalog on LyroVerse.
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