| If I was a poet
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| Or maybe a king
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| Then I could explain to you how my heart sings
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| Whenever I look in your eyes
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| Like a hummingbird trapped in my chest, I would say is
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| Just how it felt on that glorious day
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| When I first, when I first saw you
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| Together we’ll know true freedom
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| From all earthly constraints
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| Dissolving brilliance
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| Bright colors
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| In the picture God paints
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| Here take these pills
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| I don’t know what they do
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| And I’ve already swallowed more than a few
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| I promise your mother she won’t even notice they’re gone
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| And what was that song that Youth Minister Ted
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| Sang after his sermon
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| It’s been stuck in my head
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| The went, it went something like this
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| Together we’ll know true freedom
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| From all earthly constraints
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| Dissolving brilliance, bright colors
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| In the picture God paints
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| The popular kids that ignored us at school
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| Will whisper our names as the tears fill the pool
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| We’ll look down upon and laugh
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| As rosy cheeked angels join us in cheers
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| Where no one is lonely and there’s nothing to fear
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| I wish I could go there right now |
| I wish I could go touch you right now
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| Together we’ll know true freedom
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| From all earthly constraints
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| Dissolving brilliance
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| Bright colors
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| In the picture God paints
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| If I was a poet
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| Or maybe a king
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| Then I could explain to you how my heart sings
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| Whenever I look in your eyes |