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What a wonderful world
Baby, you and I can get lost in, tonight
Those secret rendezvous are splitting at the sides
Let’s forget this place, give in and drive so far away
From the view we called our own
From the roots we know as home
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
What a beautiful dream happiness would be
You’d lay next to me, always
Our stolen moments are tethered at the seams
They’re loose memories lost now inside of me
Far away from the time I used to love
Just knowing you couldn’t be enough
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
Baby, you and I can get lost in, tonight
Those secret rendezvous are splitting at the sides
Let’s forget this place, give in and drive so far away
From the view we called our own
From the roots we know as home
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
What a beautiful dream happiness would be
You’d lay next to me, always
Our stolen moments are tethered at the seams
They’re loose memories lost now inside of me
Far away from the time I used to love
Just knowing you couldn’t be enough
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
I’ll meet you where the wild things grow
I’ll love you forever, you know
It’s easy to forget these highs are lows
‘Cause soon they go, soon they go
Lyrics submitted by frenzydiamonds
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