A Day In November
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A Day In November
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Mein Leben hat sich verändert -
an einem Tag im November -
ich habe so viele Sachen über mich selber gelernt -
aber manchmal ging es mir schlecht -
an einem Tag im November -
doch alle meine Freunde fühlten mit mir -
sie standen hinter mir ...
Ich komme von weit her um heraus zu finden wer ich bin -
ich tat das beste -
das beste was ich kann -
traf viele neue Leute wo meine Freunde wurden -
aber sollte es jetzt enden ...
Ya du bekommst einen anderen Teil von mir -
und ich möchte dir endlos danken ...
Mein Leben hat sich verändert ...
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Bernhard Brink performs "A Day In November", and this lyric page sits inside the Bernhard Brink catalog on LyroVerse.
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