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Broadcast ~ We've Got Time


You and I, got something Why don`t we try What fools cannot buy What lives cannot hide You wrote your name, in silver light The question still unanswered Just in case it`s not right We`ve got time to work it out We`ve got what numbers cannot have Who knows we`ll work this rhythm out Miricle man possessing all that you can Will you change the circumstance Let it happen by chance You wrote your name in silver light The question still unanswered Just in case it`s not right We`ve got time to work it out We`ve got what numbers cannot have Who knows, we`ll work this rhythm out. We`ve got time to work it out We`ve got what numbers cannot have Who knows, we`ll work this rhythm out. more free lyrics

You and I, got something
Why don`t we try
What fools cannot buy
What lives cannot hide
You wrote your name, in silver light
The question still unanswered
Just in case it`s not right
We`ve got time to work it out
We`ve got what numbers cannot have
Who knows we`ll work this rhythm out
Miricle man possessing all that you can
Will you change the circumstance
Let it happen by chance
You wrote your name in silver light
The question still unanswered
Just in case it`s not right
We`ve got time to work it out
We`ve got what numbers cannot have
Who knows, we`ll work this rhythm out.

We`ve got time to work it out
We`ve got what numbers cannot have
Who knows, we`ll work this rhythm out.

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