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Artist: Population 1
Canonical path: /population-1/ordinary-day
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ordinary Day
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Ordinary Day
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Bad dream
Wake me when it's over
It can't be
My eyes refuse to focus
This pain this pain I feel for you
These tears these tears I shed for you
This prayer this prayer I sing for you
God
Today is not an ordinary day
Wind it back and make it go away
We'll pay for all our sins but not today
Not this way
Can't reach
Your stuck inside my tv
I'll break glass
I'll reach and pull you out
This pain this pain I feel for you
These tears these tears I shed for you
This prayer this prayer I sing for you
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