You'll have your ups and downs
Don't let them push you out
Cause time is all you've got now

Go make the best of everything you want to be
With ambition pushing forward
Your dreams upon your shoulders

Though impossible it seems
It's time to just believe
From here on out you're just getting older
Pick up yourself you keep getting closer

Let's just get it started tonight
All you've ever wanted its in your eyes
Just let it take you where you want to go
Just let it tell you what you want to know

You've got your destination
Progress has now been made and you
Will see the way you've wanted it to be

We've only just begun
There's gold that lies in us
Your hesitation's held you long enough

Though impossible it seems
It's time to just believe
From here on out you're just getting older
Pick up yourself you keep getting closer

Let's just get it started tonight
All you've ever wanted its in your eyes
Just let it take you where you want to go
Just let it tell you what you want to know

The future holds a brighter day for you
You may ask yourself tonight
Is it out of reach, out of reach,
Is it out of reach is it out of reach,
Out of reach, or am I? Or am I?

Let's just get it started tonight
All you've ever wanted its in your eyes
Just let it take you where you want to go
Just let it tell you what you want to know

Let's just get this started
(where you are tonight)
All you've ever wanted
(its in your eyes)
Just let it take you where you want to go
Just let it tell you what you want to know
Just let it take you where you want to go


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We've Only Just Begun Lyrics as written by Roger Nichols Paul Williams

Lyrics © Kanjian Music, Universal Music Publishing Group, Tratore, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    This is the song that you play when stepping out of the house on a sunny day.

    L-Kyneon June 10, 2006   Link

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