Make Believe
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Make Believe
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Who's to know my world
Who's to share my worry
Mountains rise and fall all the time
And it doesn't mean a damn thing to God
So make believe in miracles instead
Who's to show no fear
Then cast the first stone at the mirror
Break the spell you put on yourself
Crack your shell wide open again
Make believe in miracles my friends.
Who's to give everything
Just to serve what they believe in
'Cuz that's the way you play the game of life
You create the world you want to see outside
And remember what it's like to play God
And make believe in miracles again
And make believe in miracles my friend.
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