All The Things
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All The Things
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There are good places to travel
Good feelings to receive
All their secrets to unravel
A lot of things to believe
I never think twice
Always break some rules
Or act like a crazy dice
Do you think I'm a fool?
I want to rest under that tree
Offering my words to everyone
The whole world can see
All the things I have done
I know what we hold
I gave up from my fears
I want to be bold
Leave behind any tears
Enjoy this kind of madness
I know many things to do
Do you think this is a mess?
I don't think like you
I want to rest under that tree
Offering my words to everyone
The whole world can see
All the things I have done
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