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Boo Radleys, The ~ Heaven's At The Bottom Of This Glass


Reasons for believing in anything Are few and far between these days And i am just a boy who can't say no Things are so much clearer in a haze And you don't know, so why not give it a chance Heaven's at the bottom of this glass Lessons are for learning then throwing away Experience has taught me nothing Think i'll take a chance and miss you today You can choose real life if you want And you don't know, so why not give it a chance Heaven's at the bottom of this glass Blinded by the sunshine give me neon light When i'm far away this is my home A small one on the side to aid my flight Then i can feel my wings begin to grow And you don't know, so why don't give it a chance Heaven's at the bottom of this glass more free lyrics

Reasons for believing in anything
Are few and far between these days
And i am just a boy who can't say no
Things are so much clearer in a haze
And you don't know, so why not give it a chance
Heaven's at the bottom of this glass
Lessons are for learning then throwing away
Experience has taught me nothing
Think i'll take a chance and miss you today
You can choose real life if you want
And you don't know, so why not give it a chance
Heaven's at the bottom of this glass
Blinded by the sunshine give me neon light
When i'm far away this is my home
A small one on the side to aid my flight
Then i can feel my wings begin to grow
And you don't know, so why don't give it a chance
Heaven's at the bottom of this glass

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