Sharing The Same Dreams
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Sharing The Same Dreams
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we found each other but little did we know that in truth, my sisters
togetherness can make love grow we're always better together than when we're
apart we're sharing the same dreams in our hearts we're sharin' sharin' the
same dreams yes! you and me and good things good things will happen if we wait,
wait and see we'll make it together sink or swim and neither one of us will be
out on alimb we're sharin', sharin' the same dreams yes! you and me we may be
different but then that's who we are just remember my sisters we're reachin'
for that lucky star we share the same joy and laughter sadness and tears we're
stayin' together for years and years.
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