Nearly Dry
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Nearly Dry
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Wake up it's another sunny day
Don't you want to run outside and play
Look behind and you'll find me there
Wake there's a smile upon your face
And you know you gotta love this place
Lord knows the cost, you nearly lost your way
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Aren't you glad you opened up your eyes
Take a look they're nearly dry
Wake up you can turn off your alarm
Take a breath then let it make you calm
Knowing you, you'll get through the day
Wake up there's a place you need to go
Friends to see and people you don't know
You wear it well
They can't tell the signs
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Wake up even if you see the rain
They say the sun is gonna shine again
The forcast is good
They say it should be fine
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Helen Austin performs "Nearly Dry", and this lyric page sits inside the Helen Austin catalog on LyroVerse.
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