Ordinary Day
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Ordinary Day
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Top of the morning to you, and to you, sir
The sun's shining today like the day before
My my, what a beautiful view, sir
Our safe little place for the boy next door (yoo hoo)
And not a frown in the town, g'day (you too)
And not a cloud to be found, hooray (careful)
Where you're tapping your toes
'Cause there may be a little bump in the road
But you know that
The birds keep chirping along
The earth keeps turning and moving
The sun comes up and it's dawn
And the sky starts calling the moon here
Oh, we know, the world's a scary place
We learn to turn and look the other way
Just brush it off
Tombé Pas de Bourrée
It's just another ordinary day
The birds keep chirping along
The earth keeps turning and moving
The sun comes up and it's dawn
And the sky starts calling the moon here
Oh, we know, the world's a scary place
We learn to turn and look the other way
Just brush it off
Tombé Pas de Bourrée
It's just another ordinary day
Ordinary day
Ordinary day
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