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Ataris, The ~ Let It Go


Forgot about the girl i didn't kiss... About the one show that i missed... I sorta figured out that things Will turn out alright. There's no use holding on to the past, Live it up man, have a blast! Stop your whining pal And go and have some fun tonight! (chorus) you gotta let it go... (x3) And things will turn out alright. You gotta let it go... (x3) And have some fun tonight! My life is changing so rapidly I'm not sure what i wanna be... But, i understand i've still got a lot to learn I'm pretty happy with my life. And, i'm really glad you said you'd be my Wife Even though we know that forever has an End. I'm gonna tell the world About my baby girl. Starla is her name, oh yes indeed! more free lyrics

Forgot about the girl i didn't kiss...
About the one show that i missed...
I sorta figured out that things
Will turn out alright.
There's no use holding on to the past,
Live it up man, have a blast!
Stop your whining pal
And go and have some fun tonight!
(chorus) you gotta let it go... (x3)
And things will turn out alright.
You gotta let it go... (x3)
And have some fun tonight!
My life is changing so rapidly
I'm not sure what i wanna be...
But, i understand i've still got a lot to learn
I'm pretty happy with my life.
And, i'm really glad you said you'd be my
Wife
Even though we know that forever has an
End.
I'm gonna tell the world
About my baby girl.
Starla is her name, oh yes indeed!

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