Gabbin'+Gabby

My personal philosophy: Everyday is a new day. People should live life to the fullest, take chances , be happy , and not care about what others think. Because you never know what could happen tomorrow.

Live right now  In the pursuit of happiness   And just be yourself   A voice of gladness, and a smile   It doesn't matter if it's good enough for someone else Live right now  Love the life you live;   Live the life you love   Wanderers in that happy valley   Take the path less traveled by    Live right now   Let me fly   So different from that of all the others   Doing what I want to do;   I’m happy Live right now  Declare it to be true   Just try your best   Live like you’re never living twice Live right now    Don't write yourself off     Speak freely     Don't worry what their bitter hearts are gonna say Live right now    Break with tradition     Forgive your enemies     Don’t worry, be happy     Live right now     Efface the footprints     In the past     Produce this delight     Leaving your fears behind

 Live right now   Leave no stone unturned    Because   A promise is surely made    Only Heaven knows    Tomorrow holds such better days

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