One Quiet Day
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One Quiet Day
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Is it too much to ask
For just one quiet day?
Where I hear no voices
And nothing is ticking away
A day I'm sure of something
Where I wanna be nowhere else
Is it too much to ask
For just one quiet day?
That would be alright I say
Some night some day
That would be alright I say
Some night some day
I say...
Tell me is it too much to ask
For just one quiet night?
Where I see no ghosts
And I never turn on the light
A night where I dream nothing
And I wanna be nowhere else
Is it too much to ask
For just one quiet night?
(Chorus)
A day I'm sure of something
Where I wanna be nowhere else
Is it too much to ask for just one quiet... one quiet day?
(Chorus)
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Who performs "One Quiet Day"?
Venice performs "One Quiet Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Venice catalog on LyroVerse.
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