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Barry Manilow ~ Daybreak


I'm singin' to the world It's time we let the spirit come in Let it come on in I'm singin' to the world Everybody's caught in the spin Look at where we've been We've been runnin' around Year after year Blinded with pride Blinded with fear But it's Daybreak If you wanna believe It can be Daybreak Ain't no time to grieve Said it's Daybreak If you'll only believe And let it shine, shine, shine All around the world Singin' to the world What's the point in puttin' it down? There's so much love to share I'm singin' to the world Don't you see it all comes around The feeling's everywhere We've been closin' our eyes Day after day Covered in clouds Losin' our way Hey, but it's Daybreak If you wanna believe It can be Daybreak Ain't no time to grieve Said it's Daybreak If you'll only believe And let it shine, shine, shine All around the world more free lyrics

I'm singin' to the world
It's time we let the spirit come in
Let it come on in
I'm singin' to the world
Everybody's caught in the spin
Look at where we've been
We've been runnin' around
Year after year Blinded with pride
Blinded with fear

But it's Daybreak If you wanna believe
It can be Daybreak Ain't no time to grieve
Said it's Daybreak If you'll only believe
And let it shine, shine, shine
All around the world

Singin' to the world
What's the point in puttin' it down?
There's so much love to share
I'm singin' to the world
Don't you see it all comes around
The feeling's everywhere
We've been closin' our eyes
Day after day Covered in clouds
Losin' our way

Hey, but it's Daybreak If you wanna believe
It can be Daybreak Ain't no time to grieve
Said it's Daybreak If you'll only believe
And let it shine, shine, shine
All around the world

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