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Boyzone ~ A Different Beat


African voices Let's not forget this place Let's not neglect the our race Let unity become Life on earth be one So let me take your hand We are but grains of sand Born throught the winds of time Given a special sign So let's take a stand and look around us now, people So let's take a stand and look around us now, people... Eeyeah--oh, eayeh--oh, eayeh (and the world is turning)--oh, by--yah To a different beat Eayeh--oh, eayeh--oh, eayeh (and the world is turning)--oh, by yah (to a different beat) Humanity's lost face Let's understand its grace Each day one at a time Each life including mine So let's take a stand and look around us now, people oh, people oh people! CHORUS I've seen the rain, fall in Africa I've touched to snow of Alaska (Oh tell me now...) I've felt the mists of Niagara Now I believe... In you.. repeat CHORUS twice How far we've come and how far to go rain does not fall on one roof alone..(to a different beat).. more free lyrics

African voices
Let's not forget this place
Let's not neglect the our race
Let unity become
Life on earth be one

So let me take your hand
We are but grains of sand
Born throught the winds of time
Given a special sign

So let's take a stand
and look around us now, people
So let's take a stand
and look around us now, people...

Eeyeah--oh, eayeh--oh, eayeh (and the world is turning)--oh, by--yah
To a different beat
Eayeh--oh, eayeh--oh, eayeh (and the world is turning)--oh, by yah
(to a different beat)

Humanity's lost face
Let's understand its grace
Each day one at a time
Each life including mine

So let's take a stand
and look around us now, people oh, people oh people!

CHORUS

I've seen the rain, fall in Africa
I've touched to snow of Alaska
(Oh tell me now...)
I've felt the mists of Niagara
Now I believe...
In you..

repeat CHORUS twice

How far we've come
and how far to go
rain does not fall
on one roof alone..(to a different beat)..

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