Name: Life Is a Gas
Duration: P00H03M18S
Description: Part of the Lullabies For Parents Series

Life Is a Gas

by Rosie Thomas

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LYRICS:
Always fight for the underdog to win
Don’t lose sleep if you’re not fitting in
Pour love upon others
All race, creed, or color with compassion
Look out for your brother
Together find your rainbow connection

Don’t lose heart if someone that you charmed turns you down
(Don’t let it get you down. Don’t let it get you down)
There’s oceans of fish, wait and see, and yours will come around
(Just slow it down. Don’t rush being found)
Notice all kinds of flowers, and how they are all tended to
(As sure as the sun keeps rising)
Trust the one up above will always take that kind of care of you

Don’t seek fame or wealth or popularity
(Got no time for that. No No No it always falls flat)
Just follow your heart, trust your gut, and then go where it leads
(Gotta trust where you’re at, can’t go wrong with that)
Follow the swallows, and fly without fear, and so fast
(Keep flying higher and higher)
Enjoy the adventure
The good with the bad
Life’s a gas

Chorus:
Life is a gas
Comes at you fast
So quit talkin’ sass
This too shall pass
Right? Right?

Try waking some miles in shoes that don’t belong to you
(It’s not much to ask. Don’t take a pass)
You might be surprised what they’ve been going through
(Don’t forget to ask. You know people forget to ask)
Always take chances
Don’t sit in the past, let it pass
(Just let the past roll past now)
Time moves so fast, so take time to laugh
Life’s a gas

Chorus:
Life is a gas
Comes at you fast
So quit talkin’ sass
This too shall pass, Right?
Life is a gas
(Life is a gas)
Comes at you fast
(Comes at you fast)
So quit talkin’ sass
(Quit talkin’ sass)
This too shall pass
Life is a gas
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released September 21, 2022
Written by Rosie Thomas and Jeff Shoop
Produced and Performed by Jeff Shoop
Engineered by Jeff Shoop, Steven James Aguilar
Harmony Vocals by Josh Ottum
Drums by James McAlister
Mixed by Yuuki Matthews
Mastered by Ed Brooks

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