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I got this feeling, and just what it is God only knows I got this feeling, and I think I'm seeing thunderbolts I got this feeling that I'm turnin' into someone new I got this feeling that the ceiling is for bursting through
I got this feeling and now nothing is frightening I got this feeling I can summon up lightning I got this feeling, and just what it is God only knows But here it goes
Stood on a sea of pain Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain I'll be back on my feet again 'Cause I am a mountain
I'm really sorry for some things I said along the way I really love you, I just didn't like myself that day
I got this feeling I can summon up lightning I got this feeling I was falling, now I'm flying I got this feeling, and just what it is God only knows So here it goes
Stood on a sea of pain Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain I'll be back on my feet again 'Cause I am a mountain Everyone taking aim Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain I'll be back on my feet again 'Cause I am a mountain
(Back on my feet again) (I am a mountain) everyone taking aim Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain My love for you will remain 'Cause I am a mountain
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"iAAM" is a song by Coldplay from the album Moon Music, released in 2024. The song was written by Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Max Martin, Oscar Holter, Will Champion. It was produced by Bill Rahko, Daniel Green, Max Martin, Michael Ilbert, Oscar Holter.
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