Lyrics of Ordinary lives
Hooters
We count the days
We trace the steps
But still we race into tomorrow
In everyone weve ever met
We find the laughter and the sorrow
And who know where the time goes
But we know how it flies
The pieces fit together just like lucy in the sky
The songs that well remember
The songs that never die
Extraordinary moments in ordinary lives
I look at you
You look at me
Theres love enough to be uncovered
Its hard to see, but right before our eyes
We find the heaven in each other
And who know where the time goes
But we know how it flies
The pieces fit together just like catcher in the rye
Words that well remember
Words that make you cry
Extraordinary moments in ordinary lives
Yeah, who know where the time goes
But we know how it flies
The pieces fit together just like hello and goodbye
All the things that matter that money just cant buy
Extraordinary moments in ordinary lives
Blow out the candles
Slice up the cake
Lifes just a camera for these memories we make
And who know where the time goes
But we know how it flies
Extraordinary moments
Extraordinary moments
Extraordinary moments in ordinary lives
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