Used To Be The Number One
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Used To Be The Number One
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Used to be the number one,
since I heard you in my mind.
And now you go away
But you still make me feel so fine...
Sometimes you rock my dreams,
Sometimes you wake me up.
I'll paint you in oranges, purples and greens
But, it will never can get enough.
Now, I'm far from you
The only place I knew
With valleys and mountains too
Now, no path you can go by
I'm knocked down to dream again.
...but when, ...to sent,...will come,
Used to be the number one...
Used to be the number one...
I see many places and no way to fall
Many shelters but no home to live
I'm far from you... the only home I knew
With your valleys and mountains too
Now, no path you can go by... I'm gone...
I used to be the number one...
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