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Adam Brand ~ Smile


Sometimes love is what we make it Sometimes we're not making love at all Sometimes when our hearts are breaking Should we give up or should we give our all There's so much that we don't understand But we can bring the magic back again Take a lesson from a little child They can always find a smile Sometimes life is what we make it Sometimes we don't make it much at all Sometimes it's so hard to take it The world's so big and we feel so small When the magic flies away from us We could use a little fairy dust more free lyrics

Sometimes love is what we make it
Sometimes we're not making love at all
Sometimes when our hearts are breaking
Should we give up or should we give our all

There's so much that we don't understand
But we can bring the magic back again
Take a lesson from a little child
They can always find a smile

Sometimes life is what we make it
Sometimes we don't make it much at all
Sometimes it's so hard to take it
The world's so big and we feel so small

When the magic flies away from us
We could use a little fairy dust

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