Children
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Children
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Do you remember the world when we were children?
Learning to play when we were children?
We could be anything when we were children
We believed everything when we were children, no?
Could we be anything, though?
Lie to me and say goodnight
It’ll be alright, be alright
Lie and say this world is fine
That we will be alright, darling, be alright
Do you remember love when it was simple?
Nothing to prove nothing to die for
I wish that I could see myself like I used to
I wish that I could be myself like I used to
Lie to me and say goodnight
It’ll be alright, be alright
Lie and say this world is fine
That we will be alright, darling, be alright
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