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Flexible Lines
03:28
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I can't read your mind
And you're too stubborn to please me
I draw flexible lines
And these rules tend to tease me
So don't run away without me on your trail
Don't wait another day before we open up our sails
We are facing separate tests
What fight to lose, what choice to choose, who is the best
So draw flexible lines and just give it a rest
So don't run away without following my trail
Don't wait another day before we open up our sails
Let's go to the beach
It's always waiting for us there just out of reach
Our lives strung up like barbed wire fence
Forget the burdened past, let's live in present tense
So let's run away
We can blaze a whole new trail
Drawing flexible lines
True love will prevail
True love will prevail
True love will prevail
So let's run away
Although our plans may fail
Drawing flexible lines
True love will prevail
True love will prevail
True love will prevail
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Spring of Love
03:35
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Haven't You Heard
02:26
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Sparrow
03:40
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The Pleasant Street Players De Kalb, Illinois
Daerielle Culver
Heath Johnson
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