Shu Nakamura - The World Will Be Alright

from Round 29, Week 6 by Monday Morning 3AM Music Club

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For the future generations...

The World Will Be Alright by Shu Nakamura 2020

(V1)
Hard rain and strong wind
Lost in the forest and you feel so blind
I wish you all the best when I’m gone
Because sometimes you have to figure it out all alone

(V2)
Calamity and Catastrophe
Misfortune drama and such tragedy
Then you remember what I’ve told you before
We all will be alright somehow after all

(Bridge)
I know that you don’t want to give up all your rights
I know that you don’t want to lose any of those fights
But maybe there is something much bigger than your special gem
And if you ever lose, then go back to your stem
Take a deep breath, and you can start it all over again

(V3)
Climate and the great nature
The universe keeps giving us the lecture
Then you remember what I’ve told you before
The world will be alright, the world will be alright
The world will be alright somehow after all

La-la, la-la-la….

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from Round 29, Week 6, released October 19, 2020

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