Food and Oceans

from To See You Well by JUBILEE

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You are like a big balloon... filled with love!
You're so beautiful it's like you've got, the sun inside of you, inside your belly.

I can't wait to meet and show you food and oceans, so very many simple things.

Harper Sparrow teach me how to fly with King of Kings, I hear you've just been with Him.
Your first song is all I ever want to sing again. Won't you sing with me my love, into eternity, my love?

'Cause I can't wait to meet and show you, food and oceans, so very many simple things.

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from To See You Well, released January 1, 2011

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