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Invisible To Me
03:23
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INVISIBLE TO ME
by Office for Personal Development
I used to think it was my
My sole obligation
To fight every injustice
Unkindness and indignation
Nothing they could ever do
Nothing they could ever say
Was ever gonna make me
Turn and look the other way
But now every day I open my eyes and
All I see is pain around me
You may declare victory
All I long for now is it to be
Invisible to me
Am I a fool to keep on
Believing in human kindness
And what kind of God is up there
If we’re all in his likeness
How do you not fear the future
When history's being repeated?
Are happy people winning or
Have they already been defeated?
Congratulations one and all
I'm truly glad you found a way
To look after number one
And make the most out of every day
And I'm sorry to everyone
For all that I put you through
I know now what I want
I want to be just like you
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Love Me Again
02:55
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LOVE ME AGAIN
by Office for Personal Development
Is there anything I can say
To make you love me again
I am willing to pretend if you are too
So friend lend me your ear
I'll whisper whatever that you want
Or you need to hear
You'll have nothing left to fear
By the time I'm through
Together we could achieve
And have it all
If only you would believe
In me just a little more
Is there anything I can do
To prove my love to you?
You know,
I'm the only one who truly understands
No it doesn't need to be real
So to take advantage of this
Once in a life time deal
All you've got to do is feel
The way I do
Your eyes and ears will betray
You in the end
I am the only one on
Whom you can depend
I'm gonna wrap my arms
Around you and hold you tight
From now on I will never
Let you outta my sight
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Office for Personal Development Bexhill On Sea, UK
Here to help you achieve all of your personal development goals.
Trevor Deeble -
Director.
Del Querns - Head Of IT.
Jenna Love - Goals Liaison Officer.
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