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Rascal Flatts ~ Some Say


There's that star, the one they said we'd never reach And just close your eyes There's the missing moon, there's the Milky Way Heaven's straight ahead, we'll be there today Rainbows right and left, sunshine everywhere If it couldn't be baby, how did we get there [Chorus] Some say we'll never get it off the ground Some say we'll never make it out of town That someday we'll end up a world apart And some say we're a couple of crazy kids And some say that's exactly what they did And I say you got to go with your heart And baby, look where we are There's that home, the one they said we'd never share And just close your eyes There's the picket face, there's our mailbox, Puppy on the porch and roses up the walk Shinny minivan, kids in every seat Someday we'll look back and say it wasn't just a dream [Repeat Chorus] [Instrumental] [Repeat Chorus] more free lyrics

There's that star, the one they said we'd never reach
And just close your eyes
There's the missing moon, there's the Milky Way
Heaven's straight ahead, we'll be there today
Rainbows right and left, sunshine everywhere
If it couldn't be baby, how did we get there

[Chorus]
Some say we'll never get it off the ground
Some say we'll never make it out of town
That someday we'll end up a world apart
And some say we're a couple of crazy kids
And some say that's exactly what they did
And I say you got to go with your heart
And baby, look where we are

There's that home, the one they said we'd never share
And just close your eyes
There's the picket face, there's our mailbox,
Puppy on the porch and roses up the walk
Shinny minivan, kids in every seat
Someday we'll look back and say it wasn't just a dream

[Repeat Chorus]

[Instrumental]

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