Tomorrow
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Tomorrow
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Life is an avalanche
Caught in the landslide
All the pain and sadness
Flashes through my mind
Hard times will fade away
As we rise to face the day
Embrace the memories
Of those we lost to the fire
I'll hold you for centuries
Lights will lift us higher
Hard lines will fade away
As we rise to face the day
Tomorrow (tomorrow)
Tomorrow
Hard times will fade away
As we rise to face the day
Tomorrow
Life is an avalanche
Caught in the landslide
All the pain and sadness
Flashes through my mind
Hard times will fade away
As we rise to face the day
Embrace the memories
Of those we lost to the fire
I'll hold you for centuries
Lights will lift us higher
Hard lines will fade away
As we rise to face the day
Tomorrow (tomorrow)
As we rise to face the day
Tomorrow
Hard lines will fade away
As we rise to face the day
Tomorrow
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