Happy Ending
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Happy Ending
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We've had a share of glory
We've had our day in the sun
Oh this could be
Oh this could be
We've reached the stars and gutter
Fell from grace and asked for more
Oh this could be
Oh this could be
This could be a happy ending
This could be a happy ending
We've made more enemies than friends
Maybe too many to count
Oh this could be
Oh this could be
We've looked so old and beautiful
Fought the rain, the sleet and snow
Oh this could be
Oh this could be
This could be a happy ending
This could be a happy ending...
This will be a new beginning
This will be a time for changing
This will be never ending
This will be a happy ending
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Manic Street Preachers performs "Happy Ending", and this lyric page sits inside the Manic Street Preachers catalog on LyroVerse.
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