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Essay of a Lifetime Lyrics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3/3/13

VICTORIA JUSTICE LYRICS - Everything Can Change

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VICTORIA JUSTICE LYRICS
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"Everything Can Change"
(with Tammin Sursok, Nolan Gerard Funk, Simon Curtis)

Do do do do do do There's no easy way to figure out Why everything we planned gets turned around Nothing accidental, got it down to a "T" So why do things never end the way you think there gonna be If all is for sure is that no one knows that don't be too quick to decide Cause everything can change when you least expect it Can't stop what you can't control Gotta learn how to just let go Everything can change No, you can't perfect it Some things you can't explain Yeah! Ooooooooooooooooooo Do do do do do do do Ooooooooooooooooooo There's no easy way to plan ahead Can't wait to get there, but we end up here instead Anything can happen due to what it does Somethings turned out much better the way it is with us If all is for sure is that no one knows that don't be too quick to decide Cause everything can change when you least expect it Can't stop what you can't control Gotta learn how to just let go Everything can (oh!) change No you can't perfect it Somethings you can't explain Everything can change when you least expect it Can't stop what you can't control Gotta learn how to just let go Everything (yeaah) can change No, you can't profect it Somethings you can't explain Everything can change (everything can change) Can't stop what you can't control Gotta learn how to just let go Everything can change, everything can change www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/victoriajustice/everythingcanchange.html 1/2

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