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Gloomy Days

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Gloomy Days

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Talking about those gloomy sundays

Where you used to live

Telling stories about those gloomy Mondays

Baby, you’re no longer there

Tomorrow will be better

If you rescue your dreams

When you just know

Where to go

There will be no more of those

Gloomy days

Those cloudy rains

Only rainbows

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