A Lovely Day Tomorrow
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A Lovely Day Tomorrow
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We've been away for so long now
Found out life's coming back somehow
Over bohemia and moravia
We came from very far away
And while we kept on singing
In our contaminated paradise
It'll be a lovely day tomorrow
It'll be a lovely day tomorrow
It'll be a lovely day tomorrow
It'll be a lovely death tomorrow
To find a beginning in an end
And halt the devil's mercedes benz
Suspended in sidereal space
With a vacuum sound of horror
And while we kept on dancing
In our contaminated paradise
It'll be a lovely day tomorrow
It'll be a lovely day tomorrow
It'll be a lovely day tomorrow
It'll be a lovely death tomorrow
And while we kept on drinking
And then the air goes quiet
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