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Who has all of Kobe's words, if you want it Nike ads?
If you really want it,
As long as your mind is made up.
If you really want it,
As long as your mind is made up.
You will push away the pain
You can conquer pain.
Use it
Use it.
Control it
Control it
honour
distinguished
If you really want it,
As long as your mind is made up.
Realize your dream
Realize your dream
If you really want it,
As long as your mind is made up.
Learn from failure
Learn from setbacks
Learn how to win.
Learning victory
If you really want it,
As long as your mind is made up.
You put everything into your fire.
Burn everything into passion
All the pain
All the pain
fail
fail
critic
criticize
honour
distinguished
Take the ball.
Take the ball.
The last blow
Shoot the winner
You can do whatever you want to do
You can do anything.
If you really want it,
As long as your mind is made up.
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