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Let Love Happen
03:40
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The silence was the perfect place
We sat and watched the colours change
Behind the wheel
The future was unwritten still
The past and present boy and girl
Are free to live it
We are free to live this.
Are you strong enough for love
Strong enough to let it happen
Or the world will pass us by
We've got to bend to let love happen.
Exception to the final rule
You place your bets and see them through
Are we so selfless
A destination writes itself
The journey lived with someone else
We're free to live it
We are meant to live this.
Are you strong enough for love
Strong enough to let it happen
Or the world will pass us by
We've got to bend to let love happen.
Are you strong enough for love
Strong enough to let it happen
Or the world will pass us by
We've got to bend to let love happen.
Are you strong enough for love
Strong enough to let it happen
Or the world will pass us by
We've got to bend to let love happen.
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Fighting for the corporate life
The million dollars and the model wife
The latest fashion from the latest store
I got it all but I want more
Politicians in the magazines
They got a channel next to MTV
We’re at the door of the newest scene
But I want out of the corporate dream.
We’re corporate lovers
We’re company dreamers
We’re the modern successors
Can we become more than just this
We’re corporate lovers.
Advertising for eternal youth
With neon lights come the greater truth
We’re lining up for riches and more
Out on the corner of our favourite store
We got the new version limousines
They’ll cost a mil with the golden wheels
And the companies that never could
Keep pushing on for the greater good.
We’re corporate lovers
We’re company dreamers
We’re the modern successors
Can we become more than just this
We’re corporate lovers.
We’re corporate lovers
We’re corporate lovers
We’re company dreamers
Can we become more than just this
We’re corporate lovers
We’re corporate lovers
We’re company dreamers
We’re the modern successors
Can we become more than just this
We’re corporate lovers.
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Simon Hirst Hamilton, New Zealand
Musician from New Zealand.
Believer.
Father.
Husband.
Always
searching for the next song.
A gaining profile has seen him support Sir Dave Dobbyn and Mitch James. His sophomore album promises a harder edge, and leans into the sound of acts like Switchfoot and Jimmy Eat World. As well as on-air interviews, recent singles ‘No Turning Back’ and ‘Incomplete’ have received widespread radio airplay.
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