Every Morning
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Every Morning
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Every morning I feed the birds
And say thanks for living
These are the right words, right words
Every morning I drink my coffee
And say thanks for receiving
This is being lucky, being lucky
Every morning I look at the sky
Say thanks for everything
And don’t ask why? Ask why
Every morning, everything restarts
Simple and bright
Every day life runs until the night
That brings dreams to start
Always restart
So this is my day simple as an ant
In every morning another step
Life after the trap
So this is my life, simple as a horse
In every morning another chance
A world over the fence
So this is my world
Simple as a bird
So this is my world
Simple as a bird
In every morning another page
Freedom outside the cage
I feed my own bird
And say thanks for freedom
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Still Crash performs "Every Morning", and this lyric page sits inside the Still Crash catalog on LyroVerse.
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