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Tears For Fears ~ Elemental


This race is already run Get off your horse Get on this train Welcome to the real world I said, Welcome to the real world Are we rushing like the wind Naked out and naked in Welcome to the free world I said, Welcome to the me world Are we rushing like the wind Put your lovin' arms around Did you lose your faith in God, no Does your conscience always get you down Fall to pieces Rough and tumble Does your conscience always get you down These days it's all in the mind It's elemental Don't say you're up when you're down It's elemental Put your lovin' arms around This your new year's resolution Put your lovin' arms around Nothing doing revolution Put your lovin' arms around Take another leap in the dark With a humble heart Do yourself some good What did you become Patience Be sure Baby Baby These days it's all in the mind It's elemental Don't say you're up when you're down It's elemental more free lyrics

This race is already run
Get off your horse
Get on this train
Welcome to the real world
I said, Welcome to the real world
Are we rushing like the wind
Naked out and naked in
Welcome to the free world
I said, Welcome to the me world
Are we rushing like the wind

Put your lovin' arms around

Did you lose your faith in God, no
Does your conscience always get you down
Fall to pieces
Rough and tumble
Does your conscience always get you down

These days it's all in the mind
It's elemental
Don't say you're up when you're down
It's elemental

Put your lovin' arms around

This your new year's resolution
Put your lovin' arms around
Nothing doing revolution
Put your lovin' arms around

Take another leap in the dark
With a humble heart
Do yourself some good
What did you become
Patience
Be sure
Baby
Baby

These days it's all in the mind
It's elemental
Don't say you're up when you're down
It's elemental

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