Days To Treasure
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Days To Treasure
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This is our time
To live this life
We hold the future
The torch is bright now
Unlock your mind
Enjoy this life
We'll join together
We hold the future
It's in our hands
With the help of the lord we can make a stand
These are the days to treasure
They may not last for ever
Maybe there is more to come who knows
Lord knows what is going on
Make up your mind
No once can justify
We are the children
We hold the future
It's in our hands With the help of the lord we can make a stand
These are the days to treasure
They may not last for ever
Maybe there is more to come who knows
Lord knows what is going on
(repeat to fade)
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