Sometimes A Day Goes By
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Sometimes A Day Goes By
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Sometimes a day goes by
One whole entire day
When I don't think of her
Twenty-four hours pass
I look around and find
That I haven't thought of her
Not even when I'm somewhere
We used to go
Not even if there's someone
We used to know
It's hardly everyday
It's most unu-usual
In fact I can't remember when
But sometimes a day goes by
When I don't think of her
'Til morning comes and then
There she is again
Somtimes a day goes by
When I don't think of her
'Til morning comes and then
There she is again
There she is agai-ain...
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