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just the other day
i was feeling down
but then i know that i would be ok
x 2
cause i dont know how to
i dont know how to
give up
x2
just the other day i fell down
and it really really hurt
but then i got up and cleaned myself
and then i was on my way
chorus x2
just the other day i saw myself
and i didnt like what i saw
so then i said thats ok
we can fix it as long as were not dead
and i went outside and looked at the sun
and i said it would be ok
chorus x4
cause i know why i must not give up
and i know why i must not give up
i know why i cant give up
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BUTTERFLY EFFECT
03:16
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SOME ONE AT THE DOOR
04:48
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AND IM THE KREEP
05:45
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HeavyHugs Mission, Texas
out to change the world one hug at a time
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