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So Sick So Cool
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so sick so cool
Chorus:
So obsessed so into it
so sick so cool (2x)
Every song every note be so golden
Every year that we spend becomes olden
I tell you what I say it's been written
On this page every day we get bitten
Chorus
Every game that we play tells a story
Clever things that you say to and for me
If you win I'll give then why fight it?
Pair of dice little spin don't deny it
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We Are Stars
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We Are Stars
Verse:
Little one you are wise beyond your years
Close your eyes drift away disappear
Everybody changes we all grow old
Hope we stay together till silver turns to gold
Chorus
We are stars
We are every reason why
Who we are, is the moment when the laughter makes us cry
Bridge
Will you hold my hand
Will you hold me close
Help me understand
Help me make the most of this life
Will you let me run into the great unknown
Don't wanna be the one to do it all alone
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Verse
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Gabby La La Oakland, California
Gabby La La's sound is heavily influenced by the emotional depth and complex patterns of Classical Ragas, and sprinkled with pop and funk ideas of the west. La La has become a vital component guiding traditional music into the future. Following the advice of her Guru, Ali Akbar Khan, she practiced hard for many years to hone her technical skills but also looked within, to find her own voice. ... more
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