And time flies by
When everything is ok
It just turns out that life ain't that way
Big decisions overwhelm me and I know nothing's free

When I don't think of think about much
People die and we don't know why
I could use some understanding
Human contact sign that contract

I don't want to let my life fly by
Did you ever stop to wonder why ever stop to wonder wonder why?

And time stands still when no one understands you
When you don't quite understand yourself
But just know this that God is faithful
Even if you don't have faith yourself

There's nothing quite like being sure of
What's inside your heart
It's mostly simple but not so easy
To know just where to start

Today didn't have to be this way
Tomorrow is another day
Another chance to make things right
A chance to make sense of last night

A chance to fully live your life
I don't want to, I don't want to, you don't want to




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Tomorrow's Another Day Lyrics as written by Mitchum Chin Dwayne Chin-quee

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    MooMooTheDog, I love that part to but you left out the BEST part

    "There's nothing quite like being sure of What's inside your heart"

    This part is awesome and goes perfect with the part right above it. MxPx obviously has god in their hart.

    clutteron August 24, 2006   Link

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