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Here Comes Yet Another Day lyrics
Here comes yet another day, creeping through my window
Drank myself to sleep last night, beer stains on my pillow
I gotta pull my things together the night can last forever
Here comes a new dawn, here comes a new day
Tune up start to play, just like any other day
Can't stop, can't be late, mustn't make the people wait
Can't even comb my hair or even change my underwear
Here comes a new dawn, here comes a new day
Tune up start to play, just like any other day
There goes another night, here comes another flight
Can't stop gotta go, here comes yet another show
Gotta pack up my clothes, brush my teeth, blow my nose
No time to use the John, gotta keep a rollin' on
Here comes a new day, here comes a new stage
Made a lot of conversation, talked a lot of weather
I hope we meet again some day, and spend some time together
No time for affection I'm moving in a new direction
Here comes a new dawn, here comes a new day
Tune up start to play, just like any other day
Can't stop, can't be late, mustn't make the people wait
Can't stop to comb my hair or even change my underwear
See that morning break, oh Lord, here comes yet another day
Here comes a new dawn, here comes a new day
Tune up start to play, just like any other day
Here comes yet another day, creeping through my window
Drank myself to sleep last night, beer stains on my pillow
I gotta pull my things together the night can last forever
Part of these releases
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- Track 6 on The Kinks Greatest 1970-1986
- 5 Celluloid Heroes
- 7 Sweet Lady Genevieve
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- Track 1 on Everybody’s in Show-Biz
- 2 Maximum Consumption
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- Track 1 on Everybody’s in Show-Biz Disc 2
- 2 Maximum Consumption
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- Track 1 on Everybody’s in Show‐Biz
- 2 Maximum Consumption
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- Track 1 on Everybody’s in Show‐Biz Disc 2
- 2 Maximum Consumption
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