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Rockin' Up The World - November 2006

by Steve Larkman

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Achieved #8 on the Downtown Radio/Cool FM Top 40

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ROCKIN’ UP THE WORLD
She’s waiting for the superball to bounce up in the sky,
We’re looking for our heroes we like to see them cry,
We’re working on the werewithal to reason out our lives.
All the same the time slithers by.

I wanna know the raindrops are going from my heart,
I wanna know when the love affair will start.
I’m trying to see my way to drive across the sea
Baby come with me, come to me.
Time slithers by and it’s rockin’ up the world.
Time’s always been rockin’ up the world.

Can’t be more than we can be
Can’t see more than we see.
Baby hold me tight.

Time slithers by and it’s Rockin’ up the world,
Times always been Rockin’ up the world.
Can’t be more than we can be
Can’t see more than we can be,
Can’t see more than we can see.

UP THE WORLD !



©℗Forever Records/AMP 2009

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released November 11, 2006

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