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Air Supply ~ The Earth Is


(graham russell, michael sherwood) There's a man with the smallest of worlds in his hand And a tear fills his eyes as he tries to hang on Holding his world together There's a girl in the other half of the sky And she's wondering why her planet should sigh Don't you want me 'round forever The earth is too small to be divided Sunrise, moonfall, deep in the heart A part of everyone And we can't wait anymore, the time has come And those who need something more will feel the sun We're sharing one The earth is too small to be divided Sunrise, moonfall, deep in the heart A part of everyone And we can't wait anymore, the time has come You've got your foot in the door Get through somehow, break through somehow The earth is too small to be divided Sunrise, moonfall, deep in the heart A part of everyone more free lyrics

(graham russell, michael sherwood)

There's a man with the smallest of worlds in his hand
And a tear fills his eyes as he tries to hang on
Holding his world together

There's a girl in the other half of the sky
And she's wondering why her planet should sigh
Don't you want me 'round forever

The earth is too small to be divided
Sunrise, moonfall, deep in the heart
A part of everyone

And we can't wait anymore, the time has come
And those who need something more will feel the sun
We're sharing one

The earth is too small to be divided
Sunrise, moonfall, deep in the heart
A part of everyone

And we can't wait anymore, the time has come
You've got your foot in the door
Get through somehow, break through somehow

The earth is too small to be divided
Sunrise, moonfall, deep in the heart
A part of everyone

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