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Artist: Golden Ages
Canonical path: /golden-ages/everything-will-be-alright
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Everything Will Be Alright
Read Everything Will Be Alright lyrics by Golden Ages on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Everything Will Be Alright
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When there comes a time
We can only fold our hands
Might go see the man.
When our curtains fall
It doesn't matter at all
Everything will be alright.
Everything will be alright.
When our new homes are in sight
When the waking up feels right
Everything will be alright.
Everything will be alright.
Everything will be alright.
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