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Sheryl Crow ~ Maybe That's Something


We lay around just like gurus In borrowed robes And talk about nothing Well maybe that's something Maybe that's something You stretch out across a long long table Without hesitation You say, "I'm willing and able" [Chorus] Maybe that's something Maybe that's one thing more than I've seen Maybe that's something more than nothing You say good, I say you should, will you be there? Making miracles is hard work Most people give up before they happen [Chorus] More than nothing, more than nothing [Chorus] More than nothing, more than nothing, more than nothing more free lyrics

We lay around just like gurus
In borrowed robes
And talk about nothing
Well maybe that's something
Maybe that's something

You stretch out across a long long table
Without hesitation
You say, "I'm willing and able"

[Chorus]
Maybe that's something
Maybe that's one thing more than I've seen
Maybe that's something more than nothing

You say good, I say you should, will you be there?
Making miracles is hard work
Most people give up before they happen

[Chorus]

More than nothing, more than nothing

[Chorus]

More than nothing, more than nothing, more than nothing

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