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American Music Club ~ Miracle On 3rd St.


C'mon let's waste another thousand years Sitting around your kitchen table We'll turn the brandy into beer Later they'll say, "what a miracle." You say all you need is a right position 'cause nothing in this world helps you to see You say that you never do it Unless someone gives it to you for free You say i never listen to you Well you're right about that But i thought that i love you More than that I know you're strong enough to live In a world where are the magic's gone I watch your hands tremble, you reach for another sip Now all your luck is gone Look at the moon ain't it pretty at night Don't look away give it a chance for once In it's own way it's just alive as any of us In any way it's where you face You say i never listen to you Well you're right about that But i thought that i love you More than that more free lyrics

C'mon let's waste another thousand years
Sitting around your kitchen table
We'll turn the brandy into beer
Later they'll say, "what a miracle."

You say all you need is a right position
'cause nothing in this world helps you to see
You say that you never do it
Unless someone gives it to you for free

You say i never listen to you
Well you're right about that
But i thought that i love you
More than that

I know you're strong enough to live
In a world where are the magic's gone
I watch your hands tremble, you reach for another sip
Now all your luck is gone

Look at the moon ain't it pretty at night
Don't look away give it a chance for once
In it's own way it's just alive as any of us
In any way it's where you face

You say i never listen to you
Well you're right about that
But i thought that i love you
More than that

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