Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mansfield Tya
Canonical path: /mansfield-tya/tomorrow
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tomorrow
Read Tomorrow lyrics by Mansfield Tya on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tomorrow
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Tomorrow,
I will borrow,
A piece of patience,
From madness,
Who forgot,
Suddenly its wings.
Tomorrow,
I will borrow,
A piece of patience,
From madness,
Who forgot,
Suddenly its wings.
The moon on his neck,
Pearl of ignorance,
Will offer me
His face.
The moon on his neck,
Pearl of ignorance,
Will offer me
His face.
Tomorrow,
I will borrow,
A piece of patience,
From madness,
Who forgot,
Suddenly its wings.
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