See You Tomorrow
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See You Tomorrow
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In this morning silence, I play to relieve
Waiting for another summer day
The rain slowly falls outside, While I
Breath and search for a reason to live
And I drink a bottle of wine, looking at the sky
There’s no sunshine today
Maybe I’ll see you tomorrow
I’ve been waiting for this day
I want to feel safe to be who I am
Maybe I’ll see you tomorrow
I’ve been waiting for this day
And we’ll be fine in the end
I’ve been locked up in my house, just thinking about
The way I’ve decided to live
These days I’ve been trying to change myself, but I
Think things will keep being the same
I’ll be fine in the end
There’s no sunshine today
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Pedro Pedrosa performs "See You Tomorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the Pedro Pedrosa catalog on LyroVerse.
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