Someday
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Someday
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Take me where the palm trees are
Take my hand and guide me through the dark
Help me unwind from all of my thoughts
Help me feel something better than this
Ooh ooh
Take me where the sun is always shining
Where skies are blue and I would be smiling
Where tears dry in sunshine
Where warm breezes go through my hair
Ooh ooh
Just take me somewhere new
Just take me far from here
Ooh ooh
I wanna feel the sun against my skin
I wanna feel the heat slowly settling in
I wanna sit back, relax and see the waves coming back to the bay
Ooh will I ever get away?
Maybe some day
Ooh ooh
Just take me somewhere new
Just take me far from here
Ooh ooh
Ooh will I ever get away?
Maybe some day
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Mimi Bay performs "Someday", and this lyric page sits inside the Mimi Bay catalog on LyroVerse.
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