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I Grow
04:46
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They thought we wouldn't rise to the occasion
Little do they know we are amazing
From the bottom of the slums they said we wouldn't make it
It's now or never I'm gonna show you how to take it
Listen Very clearly and get educated
You can never know too much to be overrated
I'll tell you what you gotta know
I only want to help you grow
Testify through my struggles
We all travel down that lonely road
Through the valley of the shadows
But have no fear my dear
This negativity will disappear
The impossible is possible
The impossible is possible
Don't say I never told so
Don't say I never told
Don't say I never told you so
Don't say I never told you
Never knew I could get so high
From feeling so low
From the bottom of the slums
I grow, I grow, I grow
And I'm gonna let the world know how my struggles go
If you want to learn and grow I'll tell you so
I'll tell you so
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SNAFU - Magical Blends
03:05
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SNAFU - Vote
03:11
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Close To Me (Demo)
04:25
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SNAFU - SNAFU XMAS SONG
04:11
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Phil Bonanno Music Orlando, Florida
Phil Bonanno is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. With several albums of original music. On this page you can
hear music from solo projects. Phil’s band from the early 2000’s Snafu. His two man acoustic duo The MoJo Tu. As well as fun experiments like Phil Bonanno & The Co-Conspirators or the Weirdo De Lava Brothers and some great covers song as well.
Philbonanno.com
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