Everyday

High School Musical 2

VERSE 1
A once in a lifetime means there’s no second chance
So I believe that you and me
Should grab it while we can
Make it last forever
And never give it back
It’s our turn, and I’m lovin’ where we’re at
Because this moment’s really all we have
CHORUS
Everyday of our lives
Wanna find you there, wanna hold on tight
Gonna run while we’re young
And keep the faith
Everyday, from right now
Gonna use our voices and scream out loud
Take my hand, together we will celebrate
Everyday
VERSE 2
They say that you should follow
And chase down what you dream
But if you get lost and lose yourself
What does it really mean
No matter where we’re going
It starts from where we are
There’s more to life when we listen to our hearts
And because of you I’ve got the strength to start
Yeah yeah yeah
CHORUS
Everyday of our lives
Wanna find you there, wanna hold on tight
Gonna run while we’re young
And keep the faith
Oh, everyday, from right now
Gonna use our voices and scream out loud
Take my hand, together we will celebrate
Oh everyday
BRIDGE
We’re taking it back
We’re doing it here together
It’s better like that
And stronger now than ever
We’re not gonna lose
(cause) we get to choose
That’s how it’s gonna be
CHORUS
Everyday of our lives
Wanna find you there, wanna hold on tight
Gonna run while we’re young
And keep the faith
Keep the faith
TROY, GABRIELLA, CHAD, TAYLOR, RYAN,
SHARPAY, OTHERS
Everyday of our lives
Wanna find you there, wanna hold on tight
Gonna run while we’re young
And keep the faith
Oh, everyday, from right now
Gonna use our voices and scream out loud
Take my hand, together we will celebrate
Oh everyday
BREAKDOWN
TROY, GABRIELLA, CHAD, TAYLOR, RYAN,
SHARPAY, OTHERS
Live everyday
Love everyday
Live everyday
Love everyday
Everyday everyday everyday















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    WOW. great song (wanna the melody of it :D) I like the end more as well

    Genion December 25, 2007   Link

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