Album: 5 Billion In Diamonds (2017)
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  • Maybe there's a way to leave our gods behind us
    Maybe there's a way that we can move beyond
    Right the cloudy haze you close your eyes and glide away
    Maybe there's a way to leave our gods behind us

    Glide over matter
    Glide over matter
    Open up your mind, open up your mind
    Maybe there's a way
    Open up your mind, open up your mind
    Maybe there's a way
    Ohh, to leave our gods behind us
    Ohh, a way to move beyond
    Ohh, to leave our gods behind us
    Ohh, a way to move beyond
    Beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond

    Darling, raise your arms to a new vibration
    Long before I'm meant to a transmutation
    Maybe there's a way that we can move beyond

    Ohh, to leave our gods behind us
    Ohh, a way to move beyond
    Open up your mind, open up your mind
    Maybe there's a way
    Open up your mind, open up your mind
    Maybe there's a way
    Open up your mind, open up your mind
    Maybe there's a way
    Open up your mind, open up your mind
    Maybe there's a way
    Open up your mind, open up your mind
    Maybe there's a way Writer/s: Andrew Jenks, Butch Vig, David Schelzel, Helen White, James Matthews, Torbjorn Lundberg
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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