New Year
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New Year
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Sun is out and rush to the window
Suddenly you just wanna let go
All the past, start all over again
So I say
Come on, open your eyes
And see what's outside
There's nothing to fear
It's a New Year
It's a New Year
Snow is falling beautifully white
Nothing but blue skies and green lights
Doors are open, nothing in the way
Let's make a list of things we wanna do
No breaks allowed, it's parachute
Don't down, let's jump and fly away
And we sang
Come and open your eyes
And see what's outside
There's nothing to fear
It's a New Year
It's a New Year, oh
Come and open your eyes
And see what's outside
There's nothing to fear
It's a New Year
It's a New Year
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