In The Morrow
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In The Morrow
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Found myself today, I took my cross up and walked away
With amazing grace and opened eyes.
Evem though I’m born to lose my way
Tomorrow comes on a hurricane,
When the weight of the world is on your mind.
In the morrow, I’ll be gone
I gave it everything I have for so long
Save your sorrow for your song,
Don’t we always find a way to carry on?!
No ones sees it coming
And no one walks when they should’ve been running,
Nothing hurts like knowing you’ve tried.
And we can see how years can slip away
In the cold dark nights and the long hard days
But nothing aches quite like goodbye.
In the morrow, I’ll be gone
I gave it everything I have for so long
Save your sorrow for your song,
Don’t we always find a way to carry on?!
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Don’t we always find a way to carry on.
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