Bulletproof Love
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Bulletproof Love
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I knew a man from a small town
Who studied the stars and became one
Of faith and devotion
And wisdom
My lantern lit way
That I walk on
An emblem of love
Looking from above
Telling me there's always light
You can rule the world
You can rule the world
If you let love win
Let love rule the world
I'm looking for signs in a playground
A bed of white feathers I sleep on
In every man that I see now
This armour of mine
I gotta pass on
An emblem of love
Looking from above
Telling me there's always light
We can rule the world
We can rule the world
If we let love win
Let love rule the world
We will be bulletproof
We will be bulletproof
We will be bulletproof
We will be bulleproof
If we let love win
Let love rule the world
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