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Artist: Priscilla Ahn
Canonical path: /priscilla-ahn/a-good-day-morning-song
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A Good Day (Morning Song)
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A Good Day (Morning Song)
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Morning
Sunrise
Open my eyes
And i can tell it's gonna be a good day
I can tell it's gonna be a good day
Did you sleep well?
Did you dream at all?
Can you tell me the time?
On the alarm clock
I can tell it's gonna be a good day
I can tell it's gonna be a good day
But you can sleep in
You just keep dreamin
For us
I can tell it's gonna be a good day
I can tell it's gonna be a good day
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