1940
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1940
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Something's wrong when you regret
Things that haven't happened yet
But it's a glorious day when morning comes
Without the feeling of alarm
So rise, and shine
Now's the time to be alive
To stay awake with me a while, and smile
You couldn't sleep for the awful fright
That kept you up in bed last
But curious shape shift in the dark,
They vanish with the sunrise spark
So rise, and shine
Now's the time to be alive
To stay awake with me a while, and smile
So rise, and shine
Now's the time to be alive
To stay awake with me a while
So rise, and shine
Now's the time to be alive
To stay awake with me a while, and smile
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