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Asking me to hold it in
But it's bigger than I've ever been
And let's try not worry
Off and on through the best of years
You could see it forcing through my tears
Dive, try not to worry
You can find us at the deep end
Getting stronger every day and fantasize
Check it out it's the real thing (check it out)
If we pull together and we find ourselves
To be living inside the stream
Face it, it's the real me (check it out)
We're out to find a reason why we're doing it all again
Asking me if we stand a chance
Or will I get stuck in this single dancing
And let's try not to worry
But I do think I see clearer now
The truth hit me with a thousand pounds
Let's slide, not hurry
You can find us at the deep end
Getting stronger every day and fantasize
Check it out, it's the real thing (check it out)
If we pull together and we find ourselves
To be living inside the stream
Face it, it's the real me (check it out)
We're out to find a reason why we're doing it all again
Outsiders demand (doing it all again)
We'll fight them off until the very end (doing it all again)
Let's face it, you and I can't erase it
So let's case it and imagine the way
Check it out, it's the real thing (check it out)
If we pull together and we find ourselves
To be living inside the stream
Face it, it's the real me (check it out)
We're out to find a reason why we're doing it all again
Check it out, check it out
And we're doing it all again
And we're doing it all again
And we're doing it all again
Oh yeah, oh yeah, and we're doing it all again
Oh yeah, oh yeah, we're doing it all, all again
But it's bigger than I've ever been
And let's try not worry
Off and on through the best of years
You could see it forcing through my tears
Dive, try not to worry
You can find us at the deep end
Getting stronger every day and fantasize
Check it out it's the real thing (check it out)
If we pull together and we find ourselves
To be living inside the stream
Face it, it's the real me (check it out)
We're out to find a reason why we're doing it all again
Asking me if we stand a chance
Or will I get stuck in this single dancing
And let's try not to worry
But I do think I see clearer now
The truth hit me with a thousand pounds
Let's slide, not hurry
You can find us at the deep end
Getting stronger every day and fantasize
Check it out, it's the real thing (check it out)
If we pull together and we find ourselves
To be living inside the stream
Face it, it's the real me (check it out)
We're out to find a reason why we're doing it all again
Outsiders demand (doing it all again)
We'll fight them off until the very end (doing it all again)
Let's face it, you and I can't erase it
So let's case it and imagine the way
Check it out, it's the real thing (check it out)
If we pull together and we find ourselves
To be living inside the stream
Face it, it's the real me (check it out)
We're out to find a reason why we're doing it all again
Check it out, check it out
And we're doing it all again
And we're doing it all again
And we're doing it all again
Oh yeah, oh yeah, and we're doing it all again
Oh yeah, oh yeah, we're doing it all, all again
Lyrics submitted by BleedorBreathe
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