Tomorrow
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Tomorrow
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Heavy Burden, Wounded Feet
Driven By Love, That's Why
One Last Time Thru The Streets Of Jerusalem
Up To The Hill Where You Gave Your Life
Tomorrow, Tomorrow, You'll Be Back
Again From The Place Where You Went
Tomorrow, Tomorrow, You'll Be Back
From Death To Life
Tomorrow, Tomorrow
Bound By Guilt, I Had No Chance To Make It Thru
You Said "I Will Pay It, For You"
The Hate Was Strong, But Yet
It Couldn't Overcome Your Love
You Looked Like A Looser
But You Were Not
'Cause You Came Back Again
Tomorrow...
In The Darkest Night Where I Was Coming To The End
That's When I Found You, Thet's When I Found You
When I Believed In You Every Wall That Was Between Us
Fell Down When I Found You
Tomorrow, You'll Be Back Again
From The Place Where You Went
Tomorrow, Tomorrow, You'll Be Back Again
With A Crown On Your Head
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