An Ordinary Miracle
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An Ordinary Miracle
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It's the sun that's shining
It's the moon that's riding
It's the wind that's blowing
It's a brook that's flowing
It's the sky that's calling
It's the rain that's falling
It's a child that's growing
It's the loveā¦
It's an ordinary miracle
No more gloom
Let life bloom
Baby I'm feeling I'm born again
You broke the chain
I was bound
Reached out for you from the crowd
Through the noise
I could hear your attractive voice
Making me look 'round and see
Hold me tight
I was blind
Baby my life was so bittersweet
Incomplete
You heard me pray
Baby you've blessed me today
In your eyes
I can see your attractive light
Just like a wonderful dream
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