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Someday (remastered)
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SOMEDAY
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(c) 2018 Aleco and Mathisson
I don't see the answer of anything no more
Everything is blurry and I can't stop my thougts
You can try to save me you can try to care
You can try to rescue me, but I won't be there
Somedays you rise, somedays you fall
Get up, stand tall, everyone is cheering
Somedays you rise, somedays you fall
Get up, stand tall, everyone is there for you,
Everyone is there for you
I don't see a purpose, I don't see much hope
Everything is useless, I might disappear
But then you stand before me, look into my eyes
And everything just brightens up, when I know you're there
Somedays you rise, somedays you fall
Get up, stand tall, everyone is cheering
Somedays you rise, somedays you fall
Get up, stand tall, everyone is there for you,
Everyone is there for you
(solo)
Somedays you rise, somedays you fall
Get up, stand tall, everyone is cheering
Somedays you rise, somedays you fall
Get up, stand tall, everyone is there for you,
Everyone is there for you
I don't see the answer of anything no more
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Aleco and Mathisson Sweden
Every song has it's own soul!
These two songwriters met in the summer of 2016 and creates
music that balances between genres, always striving for creating an expression beyond the expected! Writing expressful music with evocative lyrics and building up songs with a sweet balance between memorable tunes and a thoughtful lyrics, from which it’s barely possible to be left indifferent.
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