Something Real
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Something Real
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Array of fortunate life
But could you live through the fight
No you couldn't
All the years of sheltered emotion
And all these years I've seen no devotion from you
I could offer honesty
If everyday offered something real
Decay of fortune and might
But would you stand up and fight
No you wouldn't
All these years without any notion
And all the years I've seen no devotion from you
I could offer honesty
If everyday offered something real
I could offer honesty
If everyday offered something real
I could offer honesty
If everyday offered something real
I could offer honesty
If everyday offered something real
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