Goodnight Song
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Goodnight Song
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Goodnight Song
?2004: Stephen O?Reilly
In a night, I?ll turn this all around
I?ll shut the light and I?ll tune out every sound
What?s in store won?t anymore be on my mind
I?ll say goodnight and I?ll leave this word behind
Goodnight song,
I guess the stars always had meaning
Goodnight song,
I guess some answers come from dreaming
In a night, I?ll see who I?ve become
Some fears remain and some I?ve overcome
Rest assured, I?m happier by far
Than years ago when I cursed out every star
In a night, I?ll know where my heart lies
And I?ll realize what matter?s most in my mind
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