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Seven And The Sun ~ Jump (The Velvet Rope)


Some people get lucky Born with a silver spoon Other people got to work real hard A whole life of paying dues One man got a big old house Fast car and swimming pool Another man got a big old wife Ten kids and one bathroom [PRE-CHORUS] Sometimes We're just stuck Behind The velvet rope [x2] [CHORUS] You gotta jump up so high Jump up jump over the rope You gotta jump up so high Jump up jump the rope Some people get lucky Take a chance to strike it rich Other people wll they bet it all lose Ain't life a bitch One man's on the guest list Arrives in a limousine Another man got to stand on line Outside in the pouring rain [BRIDGE] We got the world on a string Wrapped around our fingers We got everything we need We don't need a thing There ain't no rope that can hold us Nothing keeps us down There ain't a rope that can bind us We're gonna jump up off the ground more free lyrics

Some people get lucky
Born with a silver spoon
Other people got to work real hard
A whole life of paying dues
One man got a big old house
Fast car and swimming pool
Another man got a big old wife
Ten kids and one bathroom

[PRE-CHORUS]

Sometimes
We're just stuck
Behind
The velvet rope [x2]

[CHORUS]

You gotta jump up so high
Jump up jump over the rope
You gotta jump up so high
Jump up jump the rope

Some people get lucky
Take a chance to strike it rich
Other people wll they bet it all lose
Ain't life a bitch
One man's on the guest list
Arrives in a limousine
Another man got to stand on line
Outside in the pouring rain

[BRIDGE]

We got the world on a string
Wrapped around our fingers
We got everything we need
We don't need a thing
There ain't no rope that can hold us
Nothing keeps us down
There ain't a rope that can bind us
We're gonna jump up off the ground

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