Tomorrow
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Tomorrow
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Another dawn is coming
A new day has begun
An eagle is rising slowly to the skies of no return
Disappearing in the growing sun
So proud and so beautiful
Thinking about tomorrow, with tears in his eyes
Once a lot of brothers spread their wings to join his way
Now he's left alone in a world of lies
Cry for tomorrow
Why don't we hear the eagle's cries
Living in sorrow
Why don't we help him to survive
Once a dignity, a mighty sign of pride
Strong and proud and free
A symbol of eternity, why don't we see?
We can't survive, if we don't realize
Our word is place that can't be created twice
Cry for tomorrow
Why don't we hear the eagle's cries
Living in sorrow
Why don't we help him to survive
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Edguy performs "Tomorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the Edguy catalog on LyroVerse.
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