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Artist: Scott Jackson
Canonical path: /scott-jackson-mo-buckley/making-miracles
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Making Miracles
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Making Miracles
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You came to me, and how could it be
When nothing is free in this world
We've all got a chance, we got luck in our hands
We got all of the world at our feet
We can make miracles happen here
We can make the stars align it's true
We can make miracles happen here
We can make the stars align it's true
Magic exists, it's not just a trick
If that's what you want to believe
Let's turn the impossible into a possible
The future is ours to keep
We can make miracles happen here
We can make the stars align it's true
We can make miracles happen here
We can make the stars align it's true
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