One Day
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One Day
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One day, we'll leave behind all this madness, we'll learn to live without sadness, we'll get the things we all wanted,
I say we'll learn to love each other one day. So now, pick up the pieces of your old ways, trade in your habits for a better day, stand up and fight for what you're feeling, you know
we'll learn to live together one day. So many people in the world left dyin', everywhere you look there's another one cryin', and I'm believin' that one day when we've changed our ways.
We will live to tell that one day we'll learn, to love each other one day. One day, we'll leave behind all this madness, we'll learn to live without sadness, we'll have the world we all wanted,
I say we'll learn to love each other one day. One day, one day, one day ...
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