Dawning Is the Day
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Dawning Is the Day
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Rise, let us see you
Dawning is the day
Miss, misty meadow
You will find your way
Wake up in the morning to yourself and leave this crazy life behind you
Listen, we're trying to find you
Flow to the sea
You know where to go
Still we are are free
No one tells the wind which way to blow
Wake up in the morning to yourself
Open your eyes and start to be you
Listen, we think we can see you
Baby, there's no price upon your head
Sing it, shout it
Now the angry words have all been said
Do it, don't doubt it
So rise, let us see you
Dawning is the day
Miss Misty Meadow
You will find your way
Wake up in the morning to yourself, open your head and look around you
Listen, we think we have found you
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