Chomsky - Believe Lyrics
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Believe
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What Are The Lyrics For Believe By Chomsky?
On the edge
Precipice of a choice You hold your ground Looking for a clear voice Ways tried and true Could open the lock But my thinks outside Looking in on the box I believe, in the other one I believe, in the other one I believe, in the other one Second son To do alright Is really all wrong 'Cause some right don't stick After sitting for long True beauty still shines Real strength everlast What's best is best After all the years pass I believe, in the other one I believe, in the other one I believe, in the other one Second son The easy one is good It keeps from straining The proper one will work Hear less complaining So many ways to go Pleas help me now How I've always done Is pretty snappy I could think of someone else and make them happy Which one is the one, please help me now Please help me now Gotta move some how Please help me now Gotta start some motion again When something must give It's gotta be done The thoughts that come Don't settle on one You think you know Finally made up your mind Now don't think twice Try three or four times I believe, in the other one I believe, in the other one I believe, in the other one Second son |
Who Wrote Believe By Chomsky?
Rebekah Carolina Powell, Jessica Jane Rebecca Sharman, Catherine Emily Ward- Thomas, Elizabeth Molly Ward Thomas
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What's The Duration Of The Believe By Chomsky?The duration of Believe is 3:54 minutes and seconds. |
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