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Artist: The Submarines
Canonical path: /the-submarines/brightest-hour
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Brightest Hour
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Brightest Hour
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Wandering through starry skies
And when tomorrow's day arrives
I'll be a moment closer to the
Brightest Hour here with you
One step closer, getting brighter
One step closer, getting brighter
Wandering through starry skies
And when tomorrow;s day arrives
I'll be a moment closer to the
Brightest Hour, here with you
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