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New Days

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Morbid Death Canonical path: /morbid-death/new-days Related lyric paths: 6
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New Days

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New days will come

What was in my mind

In what was i'm thinking

I regret what was done

Sorrow is what i'm seeking

The harm that was done

Will be difficult to pass

New days will come

As we forget the mess

New days will come

Everything will be arranged

The trouble that was caused

Will solidify it again

New days will come

I'll scream high and loud

I wan't you to know

All that was done

Was not that fun

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