Ordinary Day
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Ordinary Day
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Today was no ordinary day.
It's been a year now since you had gone away.
And you always find somebody new,
So there's no reason to find the right words to say.
'Cause I'm still here. Yeah, I'm still here.
'Cause you were the only one, the only one who made me feel,
Who made me come undone.
Today was no ordinary day.
I found a photograph I swore I'd thrown away,
Of you lying in my arms.
I can see your face now, I'm wondering where you are.
'Cause I'm still here. Yeah, I'm still here.
'Cause you were the only one, the only one who made me feel,
Who made me come undone.
You broke my heart, but you healed my soul.
And I learned in love that expectations fall.
And all good things come to an end they say.
I still think that our time came too soon.
'Cause you were the only one, the only one who made me feel,
Who made me come undone.
You broke my heart, but you healed my soul.
And I learned in love that expectations fall.
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