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Brian Wilson ~ This Whole World


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Brian wilson

I'm thinking about a-this whole world
Late at night i think about the love of this whole world
Lots of different people everywhere
And when i go anywhere i see love i see love i see lo-oh oh oh

When girls get mad at boys and go
Many times they're just putting on a show
But when they leave you wait alone

You are there like everywhere like everyone you see
Happy cause you're living and you're free

Now here comes another day for your love
(i'm thinking about this whole world)
(a-this whole world)
Your love

Woo oo oo oo ooo ooo oo oo
(woo oo oo oo ooo ooo oo oo)

Aummmmm wooo wooooo bop didit

Late at night i think about the love of this whole world
Oomm dot dit it
Oomm dot dit it
Oomm


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