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Ronnie Day - Across The Nation Lyrics



Ronnie Day - Across The Nation Lyrics




I don't know much
Like how to kiss the sky
I don't even know how rockets fly

I don't know much
Like other languages
I took Spanish just to pass the quiz

We are all alike
Because we are all alone
There're people All Across The Nation singing:


“Oh iE Oh”
There's a time to make a change and there's a
Time to Grow
But I think I've learned enough to say
I've earned a piece of life
And the world's a car that I can drive
With the top down in the rain
It's all the same to me
And that sounds insane
But you know you'd do it, too.

I know a lot
I know we lost the war
Because no one knows
What they are fighting for

I know a lot
I know where people die
In the cities starved for candle light

We are all alike

Because we are all alone
There're people All Across The Nation singing.
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I don't know much
Like how to kiss the sky
I don't even know how rockets fly

I don't know much
Like other languages
I took Spanish just to pass the quiz

We are all alike
Because we are all alone
There're people All Across The Nation singing:


“Oh iE Oh”
There's a time to make a change and there's a
Time to Grow
But I think I've learned enough to say
I've earned a piece of life
And the world's a car that I can drive
With the top down in the rain
It's all the same to me
And that sounds insane
But you know you'd do it, too.

I know a lot
I know we lost the war
Because no one knows
What they are fighting for

I know a lot
I know where people die
In the cities starved for candle light

We are all alike

Because we are all alone
There're people All Across The Nation singing.
[ Correct these Lyrics ]

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