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Artist: Vanusa
Canonical path: /vanusa/what-to-do
Related lyric paths: 6
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What To do
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What To do
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Don't you feeling that it's hard
Facing life with no fear
Don't you sometimes over whine
Living with no fun
Guess you do but you just sit
And watch the world go round
And it hurt me when I hear
To say that you can do
But he can't ask me
What to do
Well go out and face the rain
Then a storm won't hurt so bad
Be yourself that you are free
Free enough to say you're free
Be free
Be free
Well you walk out you just sit
And watch the world go round
And it hurt me when I hear
You say that you can do but
He can't ask me what to do
Tell me what to do
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Vanusa performs "What To do", and this lyric page sits inside the Vanusa catalog on LyroVerse.
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