What Life Should Be
from Stargazer by Trisha Laya
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What Life Should Be
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Are you lonely?
Have you been hiding from the world
Thinking maybe, that you failed on your last turn
Can you tell me, are you almost giving up?
'Cause I can tell you
that you're better than that, better than that
Oh, the heart scares easily
Oh, turn the lights on and you'll see
What you can do, what you can do
If you walk out through that door
What you'll see, what you'll see
the different colors of the world
What you'll hear, what you'll hear
the melody the birds are singing
What you'll feel, what you'll feel
when you reach the stars above
Go ahead, baby steps is all it takes
and remember, what Neil Armstrong had said
Soon, like him, you'll reach your destination
If you have the courage, then you'll get better
Oh, the heart scares easily
Oh, turn the lights on and you'll see
What you can do, what you can do
If you walk out through that door
What you'll see, what you'll see
the different colors of the world
What you'll hear, what you'll hear
the melody the birds are singing
What you'll feel, what you'll feel
when you reach the stars above
We'll be making it different,
we'll be making it different
What you can do, what you can do
If you walk out through that door
What you'll see, what you'll see
the different colors of the world
What you'll hear, what you'll hear
the melody the birds are singing
What you'll feel, what you'll feel
when you reach the stars above
Savior the life the way it should be
'cause that's what life should be
Have you been hiding from the world
Thinking maybe, that you failed on your last turn
Can you tell me, are you almost giving up?
'Cause I can tell you
that you're better than that, better than that
Oh, the heart scares easily
Oh, turn the lights on and you'll see
What you can do, what you can do
If you walk out through that door
What you'll see, what you'll see
the different colors of the world
What you'll hear, what you'll hear
the melody the birds are singing
What you'll feel, what you'll feel
when you reach the stars above
Go ahead, baby steps is all it takes
and remember, what Neil Armstrong had said
Soon, like him, you'll reach your destination
If you have the courage, then you'll get better
Oh, the heart scares easily
Oh, turn the lights on and you'll see
What you can do, what you can do
If you walk out through that door
What you'll see, what you'll see
the different colors of the world
What you'll hear, what you'll hear
the melody the birds are singing
What you'll feel, what you'll feel
when you reach the stars above
We'll be making it different,
we'll be making it different
What you can do, what you can do
If you walk out through that door
What you'll see, what you'll see
the different colors of the world
What you'll hear, what you'll hear
the melody the birds are singing
What you'll feel, what you'll feel
when you reach the stars above
Savior the life the way it should be
'cause that's what life should be
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from Stargazer,
released January 13, 2013
Music and lyrics by Trisha Laya
Music and lyrics by Trisha Laya
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Jan 2013 -
Jan 2013
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