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Belly ~ L'il Ennio


I wasn't there, But i heard there were flowers in his hair. Though not yet born to her, I know there was something magic about The way she held her own. I know it's hard for the young ones. I know it. Accutely, i heard it. Race me through this heart-broken town. Bang yur boots and keep your head down. Race me through the heart of this broken town. I use the voices of sandmen To bring you home. I know it's wrong, you're a young one. I know it. Accutely, i hear it. Race me through this heart-broken town. Bang your boots and keep your head down. Race me through the heart of this broken town. So now i make you pray to god. Now i make you pray to god. Now i make you pray like there's a god. I know it's hard for the young ones. I know it. So now i make you pray to god. Now i make you pray to god. Now i make you pray Like there's a god to see it my way, yeah. See it my way, yeah. See it my way, yeah. more free lyrics

I wasn't there,
But i heard there were flowers in his hair.
Though not yet born to her,
I know there was something magic about
The way she held her own.
I know it's hard for the young ones.
I know it.
Accutely, i heard it.
Race me through this heart-broken town.
Bang yur boots and keep your head down.
Race me through the heart of this broken town.
I use the voices of sandmen
To bring you home.
I know it's wrong, you're a young one.
I know it.
Accutely, i hear it.
Race me through this heart-broken town.
Bang your boots and keep your head down.
Race me through the heart of this broken town.
So now i make you pray to god.
Now i make you pray to god.
Now i make you pray like there's a god.
I know it's hard for the young ones.
I know it.
So now i make you pray to god.
Now i make you pray to god.
Now i make you pray
Like there's a god to see it my way, yeah.
See it my way, yeah.
See it my way, yeah.

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