Golden Day
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Golden Day
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The golden day has just begun
You can see it everywhere
Our eyes almost shed a tear
In the sun we are found to be free
Life in the city, made us learn
Nothing comes so easily
Now it's time to prove ourselves
The clock is ticking
Let's spend some time playing our game
In the san francisco bay
Feel the breeze
Our game is just a simple gift
Given by nature
Let's sing
The sound of free
Do you remember the golden day?
When our feet touched the water
So many castles made of sand
Bring me back memories
Of the times that I spent with you
Our hearts beat the same beat
In a matter of short time
I remember the days of kindness
Putting flowers in your hair
Let's smile again
In the castles made of sand
Do you remember the golden day?
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