Eric Hancock - Superman Lyrics

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Superman

Superman Lyrics |
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What Are The Lyrics For Superman By Eric Hancock?
Living, loving, ain't going to waste my life
Singing music, someday the sun don't shine I don't want to be the one, The one that can never say, "I need to let it out, won't you let me in" Give it all up, surrender thankfully Fall down on my knees, my hands open wide I don't want to be the one, The one that can never say, "I need to let it out, won't you let me in" Look in the mirror, even with a broken heart I'm fine Keep on pushing, getting closer to peace of mind Look in the mirror, even with a broken heart I'm fine Living is so sweet now with Superman inside No more running, ain't going to hide away I'm standing outside in the pouring rain 'Cause I don't want to be the one, The one that can never say, "I need to let it out, won't you let me in" Look in the mirror, even with a broken heart I'm fine Keep on pushing, getting closer to peace of mind Look in the mirror, even with a broken heart I'm fine Living is so sweet now with Superman inside Look in the mirror, even with a broken heart I'm fine Keep on pushing, getting closer to peace of mind. Look in the mirror, even with a broken heart I'm fine Living is so sweet now with Superman inside |
Who Wrote Superman By Eric Hancock?
Doyle Bramhall, Eric Patrick Clapton, Susannah Melvoin
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What's The Duration Of The Superman By Eric Hancock?The duration of Superman is 3:31 minutes and seconds. |
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