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Artist: Mike Bramble
Canonical path: /mike-bramble/ordinary-day
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Ordinary Day
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Ordinary Day
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The sun is shining
It's an ordinary day
It's hard to wake up
I can't even know my name
Take a bath, no rest,
Shave the face and dress,
Check the time, not feel right
Find the place in a mess
And have a laugh of it
Ho... An ordinary day
Ho... What can I say?
I've to work now
It's an ordinary day
Twenty past nine
I've never arrived that late
I don't wanna waste much time on this
A cup of coffee and a donut
And do everything he says
Hum...Ho no...
The night is coming
It was an ordinary day
Fifteen days now
And I still don't know your name
I don't wanna waste much time on this
Check the time, not feel right
And find a place to drink
Hum...
Ho... An ordinary day
Ho... What can I say?
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