Life is a Flower

Ace Of Base

We live in a free world
I whistle down the wind
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you
life is a flower
so precious in your hand
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you

When every race is run and the day is closing in
I don't care about the world I'm living for the light
don't cry for me today, oh

We live in a free world 
I whistle down the wind
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you
life is a flower
so precious in your hand
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you

I cannot be your judge Mr Jailer is your host
he's keeping you inside, and hides you from the world
no catcher in the rye can help you from yourself 

We live in a free world 
I whistle down the wind
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you
life is a flower
so precious in your hand
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you

please Mr Agony release them for a while
learn then the consequence of living without life
We live in a free world 
I whistle down the wind
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you
life is a flower
so precious in your hand
carry on smiling
and the world will smile with you



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