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Artist: Greg Laswell
Canonical path: /greg-laswell/new-day
Related lyric paths: 6
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New Day
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New Day
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From here on, (I'll leave out)
From here on, (I'm about)
So go ahead now
Swing away at me
You throw your arm out
(Try ending me)
And I've found a new day
I've found a new way out of hell, I've
I've one day left
From here on, no more lines are drawn
From here on, you're not outside anymore
So go ahead now
Swing away at me
You throw your arm out
(Try ending me)
And I've found a new day
I've found a new way out of hell, I've
I've one day left
There's no use
Stopping what's already on its way
There's no use in
Stopping what's already on its way
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Greg Laswell performs "New Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Greg Laswell catalog on LyroVerse.
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