For a Moment There
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For a Moment There
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For a moment there i could've swore i knew where i was going for a moment there
I was in my room following the music never knowing if it was going anywhere
I could hear it in the sky above and in the streets below me
I could hear it in the songs of love just enough to show me
There was a light somewhere somewhere
For a moment there the sun was in my eyes and i was blinded for a moment there
But now i look again and when it seems like all is lost i find it or it finds me anyway
I can see it in the sun above and in the grass below me
I could see it in the ones i love just enough to show me
There is a light somewhere
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