Thrive
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Thrive
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Don't worry my friend it's all just a game
Anyhow, see you on the other side
See you on the other side
See through broken glasses
No law that says that we need to thrive
We don't need to thrive
(See you on the other side)
What you want is not always what you need
Stand on my heart and watch me bleed.
You go about it, a different way
You don't talk much unless you wanna play.
We don't need to thrive!
(We don't need to thrive, we don't need to thrive)
We don't need to thrive!
We don't need to thrive!
(We don't need to thrive, we don't need to thrive)
We don't need to thrive!
We don't need to thrive!
(We don't need to thrive, we don't need to thrive)
We don't need to thrive!
We don't need to thrive!
(We don't need to thrive, we don't need to thrive)
We don't need to thrive!
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Yoe Mase performs "Thrive", and this lyric page sits inside the Yoe Mase catalog on LyroVerse.
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