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ROBERT MILES - THE EVERYDAY LIFE LYRICS

 
 

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Robert Miles - The Everyday Life Lyrics





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Maybe this world is just a broken mirror
Reality in reverse
Maybe it's just a shadow
Of a parallel universe
I don't know

Why do I want to go there?
Why do I really care?
Why should I climb a mountain?
Find your way - if you dare

There's a universal language
I shall learn to speak
Maybe then I will find
The answers that I seek

And I will fly to higher ground
High above the clouds
See the stars up closer
Watch the world go round

Why do I want to go there?
Why do I really care?
Why should I climb a mountain?
Find your way - if you dare

A universal language
We can learn to speak
Talk with the creator
No more hide and seek

Global understanding
And end to all the strife
Seems to me the the only
Challenge that we have is everyday life

(Voiceover)
No wind can stop it nor earth... water... or fire
When the universal language
All things unite
The personal legend grows ever stronger

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