Life Is Huge
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Life Is Huge
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When you were a girl
You used to be lonely
No one ever knew
In which world did you live
But there was a time
When you said you’ll be free
Life it’s bigger than you think
Deeper than the chink in your heart
Now you have your house
Your bags and your moments
And you used to drink tea
In your sofa
But there will be a time
When you’ll fear to be free
Life it’s bigger than you think
Deeper than the chink in your heart
Life it’s bigger than you think
Deeper than the chink in your heart
You should listen
To this song is for you
What did I do
Life it’s bigger than you think
Deeper than the chink in your heart
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Who performs "Life Is Huge"?
Rita Redshoes performs "Life Is Huge", and this lyric page sits inside the Rita Redshoes catalog on LyroVerse.
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