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Can't Change The World
 
  People say that it’s impossible to fly
But you don’t know what I’m thinking
Don’t want to be just like the other hundred guys
Yeah you don’t know what I’m thinking

Can’t change the world?
Can’t change the whole world?
You say it’s crumbling all around you
And you’re trying to get out

People say that out of sight is out of mind
But you don’t know what I’m thinking
Don’t want to listen to the ignorance and lies
Yeah you don’t know what I’m thinking

And isn’t it ironic sometimes?
The things we take for granted are what we wanted
Before we knew why
And isn’t it the reason we try?
To make the excuse that it won’t go the right way
Before it’s gone wrong



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