Young & Thriving
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Young & Thriving
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Those were the days we were young
We drove in circles baby
And time it grows old
Pull on the trigger my gun
It's feeling heavy waiting
It's dark like your soul
Young and thriving
So alive and hotter than the Sun
Free and fighting, fast like lightning
We both came undone
Those were the days we had fun
We danced in circles
Wished that the clock would strike gold
Breathing is easy when Sun
Gives warmth to children?
Moonrise will haunt you to call
Young and thriving
So alive and hotter than the Sun
Free and fighting, fast like lightning
We both came undone
Young and thriving
So alive and hotter than the Sun
Free and fighting, fast like lightning
We both came undone
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