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The Sundial

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Opus Doria Canonical path: /opus-doria/the-sundial Related lyric paths: 6
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The Sundial

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Here come the first lights of dawn

The shade appears on the stone

Another day which announces

Joy, tears and hidden wishes

How can i enjoy this time

Make this entire day mine?

No more waste and no more regrets,

At the top of all my secrets

Tell me how i could win the race?

The clock of my life is always the best!

A look on the past day

I lived on the same way

The shade of the dial is dead

It's time for me to lay my head

Tell me how i could win the race?

The clock of my life is always the best!

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