No Time To Sorrow
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No Time To Sorrow
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On the door of your mind
It's written ''no disturb!''
For memories of the past
That you want to preserve
But you need to see the daylight
And get out of this darkened room
Don't let this anguish turns you
Into a prisoner of the moon
There's a clear blue sky!
…Outside
Come and fly on wings of tomorrow
Can't you see there's no time to sorrow?
Watch out! Don't waste your time
'cause old age is coming soon
You still have dreams to come true
Into a prisoner of the moon
There's a clear blue sky!
…Outside
Come and fly on wings of tomorrow
Can't you see there's no time to sorrow?
Watch out!Don't waste your time…
There's a clear blue sky!
…Outside
Come and fly on wings of tomorrow
Can't you see there's no time to sorrow?
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