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Lyrics : Live your story

You defy the impossible
Got a heart unstoppable
You are more than ready, yeah

Not just a fighter
Not just a dreamer
Amazing creator
Relentless believer
In who I am and what I got inside

Dream, see, write, live your story
Every day it keeps unfolding, unfolding
Make it your own
The power is all yours
Dream, see, write, live your story
Dream big and live your story

So many roads for you to pave
Let them all go your way
You are more than ready, yeah

Look in the mirror
Can't get much clearer
Beautiful treasure
One of a kind on Earth
Setting free what I got here inside, oh

Dream, see, write, live your story (your story, oh)
Every day it keeps unfolding, unfolding
Make it your own
The power is all yours
Dream, see, write, live your story, story
Dream big and live your story

There's only one
There's only one
There's only one
There's only one
You are unique
Set your fire free
You got the what the world needs
And it's time you see
That there's only one, oh

Dream, see, write, live your story (your story, oh)
Every day it keeps unfolding, unfolding
Make it your own (make it your own)
The power is all yours
Dream, see, write, live your story
Dream big and live your story

There's only one
There's only one
There's only one
There's only one


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~ Dream Big and Live your story ~

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Abandon - v. desert, leave behind
Able – adj. capable, qualified, fit
Abolish – v. end, eliminate
Abrupt – adj. sudden, hasty, unexpected
Acclaim – v. applaud, praise, honor: n. praise, applause, honor
Acrid – adj. bitter, sharp, biting
Adapt – v. adjust, modify
Adept – adj. skillful, expert
Adhere – v. stick, cling
Admonish – v. warn caution, advise
Adorn – v. decorate, ornament
Advent – n. coming, arrival
Adverse – adj. hostile, negative, contrary
Affluent – adj. rich, wealthy, prosperous, well-to-do
Aggravate – v. (1)annoy, irritate (2)intensify, worsen
Aggregate – adj. entire, total, combined
Agile – adj. graceful, nimble, lively
Ailment – n. sickness, illness, disease
Allot, allocate – v. divide, distribute
Amazing – adj. astonishing, astounding, surprising, startling
Amicable – adj. agreeable, congenial, pleasant
Anticipate – v. foresee, expect, predict
Anxious – adj. (1) worried, nervous, apprehensive, (2) eager, avid
Appraise – v. evaluate, estimate, assess
Apt - adj. (1) appropriate, suitable, correct, relevant, proper (2) likely, prone
Arduous – adj. difficult, strenuous, exhausting
Arid – adj. dry, barren
Aroma – n. fragrance, smell, odor, scent
Artificial – adj. synthetic, man-made
Astonishing – adj. surprising, amazing, astounding
Astute – adj. intelligent, clever, perceptive
Attain – v. accomplish, achieve
Augment – v. supplement, increase, strengthen, expand
Austere – adj. strict, harsh, severe, stern
Authentic – adj. genuine, true
Aversion – n. dislike, hostility, fear
Awkward – adj. clumsy
Baffle – v. confuse, puzzle, mystify
Balmy – adj. mild, warm
Ban – v. prohibit, forbid
Bar – v. prevent, obstruct, block
Barron – adj. sterile, unproductive, bleak, lifeless
Barter – v. trade, exchange
Beckon – v. summon, call, signal
Belligerent – adj. hostile, aggressive
Beneficial – adj. helpful, useful, advantageous
Benevolent – adj. benign, kind, compassionate
Bias – n. prejudice
Blanched – adj. whitened, bleached, pale
Bland – adj. mild, tasteless, dull
Blatant – adj. flagrant, obvious, overt
Blend – v. mix, mingle, combine; n. mixture, combination
Bloom – v. blossom, flower, flourish
Blunder – v. make a mistake; n. error, mistake
Blunt – adj. (1) unsharpened, dull. (2) rude, abrupt, curt
Blurry – adj. unfocused, unclear, indistinct
Bold – adj. brave, courageous
Bolster – v. support, sustain, boost, buttress
Bond – v. join, connect; n. tie, link, connection
Boom – v. expand, prosper; n. expansion, prosperity, growth
Brace – v. support, reinforce – подкрепить, усиливать
Brilliant – adj. (1) bright. shiny, radiant, dazzling (2) talented, gifted, intelligent
Brisk – adj. (1) lively, quick, vigorous; (2) cool, chilly, invigorating

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Thesis statement comprised your main points,written in a sentence

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" Prevention is better than cure " is a useful adage to live by .The proverb suggests that it is better to live a healthy lifestyle than to deal with health problems later in life.( Hook)
Based on my perspective,I strongy agree that it is true that prevention is better than cure.( Stand) .There are three reasons to support my stand which are......X, Y ,and Z (thesis statement )

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