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Michael Jackson - I used to dreamI used to glance...
I used to dreamI used to glance beyond the starsNow I don't know where we arealthough I know we've drifted farWhat about yesterdayWhat about the seasThe heavens are falling downI can't even breatheWhat about the bleeding EarthCan't we feel its woundsWhat about nature's worthIt's our planet's womb. (Michael Jackson)

I used to dreamI used to glance beyond the starsNow I don't know where we arealthough I know we've drifted farWhat about yesterdayWhat about the seasThe heavens are falling downI can't even breatheWhat about the bleeding EarthCan't we feel its woundsWhat about nature's worthIt's our planet's womb.

Michael Jackson

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