Happy Today
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Happy Today
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Every morning, every day
I feel my heartbeat slowly fade away
And there is nothing I can do
To trick my body into feeling good
But if I had a dad
I'd love him
If I had a dad
I'd love him
If I had a dad
I'd love him
I'm so happy today
Every night when I'm alone
I dance with all the demons on my back
And it's a fight right to the death
I watch the blood fill up inside my bath
But if I had a dad
I'd love him
If I had a dad
I'd love him
If I had a dad
I'd love him
I'm so happy today
If I had a dad
I'd love him
If I had a dad
I'd love him
If I had a dad
I'd love him
I'm so happy today
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