Eagle's calling and he's calling your name
Tides are turning bringing winds of change
Why do I feel this way?
The promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day

As through time the earth moves under my feet
One step closer to make love complete
What has the final say?
The promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise

And so time over time
What will change the world?
No one knows (no one knows)

So the only promise is a day to live
To give and share with one another
See the wisdom from mistakes in our past
Hear the younger generation ask
"Why do I feel this way?"
The promise, of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day (ohh)
The promise, the promise of a new day (a new day)
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day (we can)
We can make it better, baby, hey

So time over time
What will change the world?
No one knows (no one knows)
So the only promise is a day to live
To give and share with one another

Eagle's calling and he's calling your name
Tides are turning bringing winds of change
Why do I feel this way?
The promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day (as through time)

As through time the earth moves under my feet
One step closer to make love complete
What has the final say? (Whoa)
The promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day (oh, promise me)
The promise, the promise of a new day (a new day)
The promise, the promise of a new day (a new day)
The promise, the promise of a new day

See the wisdom from mistakes in our past
Hear the younger generation ask
"What has the final say?"
The promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day

Eagle's calling and he's calling your name
Tides are turning bringing winds of change
Why do I feel this way?
The promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day (ooh)
The promise, the promise of a new day (why do I feel this way?)
The promise, the promise of a new day (hey)

The promise, the promise of a new day (eagle's calling and he's calling your name)
The promise, the promise of a new day (tides are turning bringing winds of change)
The promise, the promise of a new day
The promise, the promise of a new day (as through time the earth moves under my feet)
The promise, the promise of a new day (ohh)
The promise, the promise of a new day (one step closer to make love complete)
The promise, the promise of a new day


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