Day's Daw
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Day's Daw
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I'm yawning I been up too long
Day's dawning blackbird sing your song
So peaceful hid away in the trees
Stone palace left catching the leaves
Who goes there in my dream
Stealing the fish from my stream
I keep taking the blame
For a crime that's basically the same
I'll take you journey back in time
Keep on dreaming Don't lose my mind
My rainbow touches down on you
I'm running but It's gone from my view
I don't mind what they say
You and I will find a way
I don't care the cupboard's bare
Right now
When the rooster calls--time to go
I'll be there fighting
You can take my word
Well, the day's fading and I'm
missing you
I'm reaching open arms so true
Keep on moving you don't feel the pain
I'm learning that love is no game
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Peter Frampton performs "Day's Daw", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Frampton catalog on LyroVerse.
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