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Renee and Friends featuring Amelia Dektor - super fragile world

from kindred by renee and friends

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one day I’ll say remember
when we were so young and clever and we thought
that we could change the world

we would talk for hours about it
then we’d ever shout about it
all we wanted to do was change the world

and they’d say

change yourself
don’t waste your time
trying to change somebody else ways or their mind
change yourself don’t point your finger
at someone else and maybe then the world will change

one day we’ll be old and wiser watching all the kids still
trying hard to change this super fragile world

and I’ll say

change yourself
don’t waste your time
trying to change somebody else ways or their mind
change yourself don’t point your finger
at someone else and maybe then the world will change

“Are you really gonna wear that?”
“No, you really shouldn’t do that !”
“He’s gotta”
“She’s gotta”
“where did you learn how to drive?”

one day I’ll say remember
when we were so young and clever all we wanted to do was change the world

credits

from kindred, track released April 12, 2019
written by Renee Stahl
lead vocals by Amelia Dektor
background vocals Renee and Tom
All instruments played by Tom Rossi
woem music, ASCAP

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renee and friends Los Angeles, California

Renee & Friends’ is a stunning collection of collaborations between singer Renee Stahl, and a notable array of singers, & performers. Like her much beloved family duo, Renee & Jeremy, these songs build off of hushed harmonies to create music for children of all ages. ... more

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