And One Day
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And One Day
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No love
no word
no future
a child from the street
a child from the street
And one day she decided a fight
and one day she decided to win
she decided to win
She's called Angel Face
She looks at you
with great expressive eyes
Angel Face but she is cold as ice
And one day she decided a fight
she never get love
And one day she decided to win-
she decided o win
She's called Angel Face
she needs to be
the number one in in life
Angel Face
life's a place to fight
And one day she decided to fight
and one day she decided to win
She was a child from the street
and she seemed to be lost
life's a place to fight
and she learned to survive
And one day she decided to fight
and one day she decided to win
but deep inside she
cries for love
love
And one day...
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Frank Duval performs "And One Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank Duval catalog on LyroVerse.
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