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New Life
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if each day was a new life
you could wake up, feel alright
stop screamin, just hold tight
until your maker shows you love
with a fresh set of green eyes
it would all be a surprise
nothing contrived or passed by
you'd be blown away again
if i could start it all over i'd forget what i know
it takes a lifetime to learn to let go
if each breath was desperate
i'd have a lot less distractions
i'd hold on like i meant it
i'd only mean what i say
from the first breeze of spring time
with the clothes out on the line
the back door open wide
i'm alive and i'm home
if i could start it all over i'd forget what i know
it takes a lifetime to learn to let go
from the first little daisy
to the last time we went crazy
it was all i could hope it would be
with the love of a lifetime
what a shame how the time flies
it could take you by surprise
it could change everything
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Rag Dogs Leicester, North Carolina
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