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Artist: Jace Everett
Canonical path: /jace-everett/day-out
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Day Out
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Day Out
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Day in - day out
That same old voodoo follows me about
That same old pounding in my heart, whenever I think of you
And baby I think of you
Day in and day out
Day out - day in
I needn't tell you how my days begin
When I awake I get up with a tingle
One possibility in view
That possibility of maybe seeing you
Come rain - come shine
I meet you and to me the day is fine
Then I kiss your lips, and the pounding becomes
An oceans roar, a thousand drums
Can't you see it's love, can there be any doubt
When there it is, day in - day out
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Jace Everett performs "Day Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Jace Everett catalog on LyroVerse.
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