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Fourth Lyrics by Yokai (Adam)

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[Verse 1]
It's only been a couple of days
But I'm not shocked in any way
I've changed, but hey
There's no need to say
That I'm not going to be okay
Sure, I feel stronger and bolder
But I don't feel much older
I think I know why
And I can't really lie
That it's because of the 4th of July!
{Chorus}
When the pops and the fizzles dart
As the fireworks start
My heart skips a beat
Light the stadium on fire!
Put the sparks on the wire!
And increase this midsummer heat!
First comes the red
Second is the blue
Third is the white that you already knew
But if my dreams are really moving north
Our freedom starts on the Fourth!

About “Fourth” by Yokai (Adam)

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"Fourth" is credited to Yokai (Adam). Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Fourth" appears on "D15ordered".

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