Smile
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Smile
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I'm looking at a long time to get there
I'm looking at a black light
I'm looking at a fall from a building
I'm looking at the firefly
And I think
I can't even think
I can't even speak
I can still smile
Still waiting 'till the freezing is over
Still feel it stick to me inside
Still falling as I'm holding the table
Still waiting on the sunrise
And I think
I can't even think
I can't even speak
But I can still smile
I can still smile
Buried in the sky like a planet in daylight
Not hidden very well
I can only see half of what's going on
But I'm alright, cause I can still smile
I can still smile
And I think
I can't even think
I can't even speak
I can't even think
I can't even think
I can't even speak
I can't even think
I can't even speak
But I can still smile
I can still smile
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Wide Mouth Mason performs "Smile", and this lyric page sits inside the Wide Mouth Mason catalog on LyroVerse.
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