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Artist: Billie Holiday
Canonical path: /billie-holiday/twenty-four-hours-a-day
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Twenty-Four Hours A Day
Read Twenty-Four Hours A Day lyrics by Billie Holiday on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Twenty-Four Hours A Day
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Like a little old fashioned music box
With just one tune to play
My heart keeps singin' I love you
Twenty four hours a day
Like a little old fashioned music box
That skips a note or two
My heart keeps missin' a heart beat
Singin' its song about you
And although the song we know is old
It's still the sweetest story ever told
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Billie Holiday performs "Twenty-Four Hours A Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Billie Holiday catalog on LyroVerse.
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