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Come on, come on closer,
I swear I am sober:
There are no words to describe this feeling.
I want to see your smile,
I need you by my side,
And insure that your hearts are beating.
I wanna feel the good vibration
Which comes from the inside,
I wanna feel the good vibration
Which made us alive.
No we cannot turn back,
They need to know our life
Is made of sharing and joy.
Now let me conclude, Sir,
Oh, we shall not fall down:
We'll all be here and strong.
I wanna feel the good vibration,
Which comes from the inside,
I wanna fell the good vibration
Which makes us alive.
Now I sing for you
'cause I know you will sing it back to me,
That's all I want
And nothing's gonna change
I wanna feel the good vibration
Which comes from the inside,
I wanna feel the good vibration
Which makes us alive.
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