Daylight
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Daylight
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I know I was born in the daylight
Dried the tears out from my face
Kissed by the sun on the daylight
I went out to find my own way
Each day I wake up with the daylight
Discovering the things I don't know
The moments of triumphs and failures
I hope I will find where to go
In a window I saw the sky
How I wish I could fly
In a window I saw the sky
How I wish I could fly
I'm looking for the heart of the daylight
But I can't find the leading trace
I think that my love is the daylight
Which shows me the way out of maze
In a window I saw the sky
How I wish I could fly
In a window I saw the sky
How I wish I could fly
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Who performs "Daylight"?
Singleton performs "Daylight", and this lyric page sits inside the Singleton catalog on LyroVerse.
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