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Artist: Patrick Watson
Canonical path: /patrick-watson/just-another-ordinary-day
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Just Another Ordinary Day
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Just Another Ordinary Day
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Just another ordinary day
Seven years and the same old life
Dying is hard
I can't bear to stay
Just another ordinary day
Seven years, life crawls away
And dying is hard, I can't bear to stay
Just another ordinary
Just another ordinary day
Morning comes and morning takes
See the wait
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