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Brad ~ Candles


Breathe a little bit Breathe a little bit for me now Dance a little bit Dance a little bit for me now And when the storm come's late And turns out the lights There is no need to worry Everything is alright You've got your dog and your blanket And your candles for light Yeah, everythings gonna be alright Give a little bit Give a little piece of your heart Dance around now baby Dance around and play the part Make your grandma happy Roll it around... And when the storm come's late And turns out the lights There is no need to worry Everything is alright You've got your dog and your blanket And your candles for light Yeah, everythings gonna be alright more free lyrics

Breathe a little bit

Breathe a little bit for me now

Dance a little bit

Dance a little bit for me now

And when the storm come's late

And turns out the lights

There is no need to worry

Everything is alright

You've got your dog and your blanket

And your candles for light

Yeah, everythings gonna be alright

Give a little bit

Give a little piece of your heart

Dance around now baby

Dance around and play the part

Make your grandma happy

Roll it around...

And when the storm come's late

And turns out the lights

There is no need to worry

Everything is alright

You've got your dog and your blanket

And your candles for light

Yeah, everythings gonna be alright

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