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MORE IN COMMON
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MORE IN COMMON
All the world’s a stage, yeah
And we are really players, Babe
Playing towards the endings of a nerve
For something there above
That is so clearly full of love
You’d better not go straight in life
When you’re heading for a curve
CHORUS A:
We have more in common
Than you think or I could know
If you’d get us all together in one time
We can be as one
If we would leave what’s over done
We’ll be on a peak and then we’ll climb!
All the waters of the world
Might not be enough to drown you, Girl
But they would surely quench that aching thirst!
If you come to me
You know I’ll set you mothers free
Better not go waiting lest they get to you first!
CHORUS B:
We have more in common
Than you think or I could know
If you’d get us all together in one time
We can be as one
If we would leave what’s over done
Answer all the truths to all our whys
Bridge
CHORUS A
Fade out:
Jobs are imperfection, jobs are (etc.)
More in common… repeat. (than you and I could ever know)
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