![Mid-afternoon nostalgia break! [via Matt Stopera]
“ Don’t stop
Never give up
Hold your head high and reach the top!
Let the world see what you have got
Bring it all back to you
(Bring it all back now)
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Mid-afternoon nostalgia break! [via Matt Stopera]
Don’t stop
Never give up
Hold your head high and reach the top!
Let the world see what you have got
Bring it all back to you
(Bring it all back now)
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