Ordinary
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Ordinary
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Today was fine, I woke up late like I always do
Made work just in the nick of time, and thought of you
And when I returned, I found you just like I always do
Waiting for me like you always are
Since you came along my days are ordinary
We laugh just like yesterday
And I kiss you like the day before
And I hold you just like ordinary
Perhaps when the day is new
We'll find tomorrow is just ordinary too
Tomorrow came, my shadow it was growing long
I came home to find you singing songs, just the same
And today it seems, you're smiling like you always are
Every day it's the same old thing
Since you came along my days are ordinary
We laugh just like yesterday
And I kiss you like the day before
And I hold you just like ordinary
Perhaps when the day is new
We'll find tomorrow is just ordinary too
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