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A-Camp ~ Walking The Cow


Try to remember But my feelings Can't know for sure Tryin' to reach out But it's gone Lucky stars In your eyes I'm walking the cow I really don't know How i came here I really don't know Why i'm staying here Oh, oh, oh, oh I am walking (walking) The cow Try to point my finger But the wind Keeps blowing Me around in circles In circles Lucky stars In your eyes I'm walking the cow I really don't know What i have to fear I really don't know What i have to care for Oh, oh, oh, oh I am walking The cow Lucky stars In your eyes more free lyrics

Try to remember
But my feelings
Can't know for sure
Tryin' to reach out
But it's gone

Lucky stars
In your eyes
I'm walking the cow

I really don't know
How i came here
I really don't know
Why i'm staying here
Oh, oh, oh, oh
I am walking (walking)
The cow

Try to point my finger
But the wind
Keeps blowing
Me around in circles
In circles

Lucky stars
In your eyes
I'm walking the cow

I really don't know
What i have to fear
I really don't know
What i have to care for
Oh, oh, oh, oh
I am walking
The cow

Lucky stars
In your eyes

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