A Glorious Day
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A Glorious Day
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I was standing at the window of the train that day
Counting the clouds and staring at the cows brown and grey
Your head upon my shoulder you hand stroking my hair
We rolled far away on a glorious day
Houses and trees were melting away on the skyline
The sun flooded the landscape with a bright light
I wish I'd never lost you I wish that the time could have stopped that day
We rolled far away on a glorious day
Go tell those who think that life is hell
One day they'll find their promised land
Me too I was caught between the wires of pain
Before love came and took my hand once again
On that glorious day
I seems like yesterday when you came my way
On that glorious day
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