What a difference a day makes
Silence so delicious on days like these
And by the time that my resolve breaks
Well I've already found the beauty down on my knees
You know I want to be something
Don't ever want to be someone new
Some people telling me one thing
But I know if I fall I'll hold on to you

There must have been an angel inside my room, yeah
There must have been a smile somewhere in your star tattoo
So twinkle, twinkle in your eyes the way it should
There must have been an angel there inside my room

I've got the strength for believing
And life is so contagious in times like these
You might say it's the season
You lift me up if I ask you please
Hey, Hey
I got a heart for intentions and I
not always sure where they gonna go
Lead you in different direction
I can change your life if you let me grow

There must have been an angel inside my room, yeah
There must have been a smile somewhere in your star tattoo
So twinkle, twinkle in your eyes the way (way way) it should
There must have been an angel there inside my room

(Go, Go)

(Yeah)

What a difference a day makes
Oh silence so delicious on days like these
And by the time that my resolve breaks
Well I've already found the beauty down on my knees
You know I want to be something
I never want to be someone new
Some people telling me one thing
But I know if I fall I'll hold on to you

There must have been an angel inside my room, yeah
There must have been a smile somewhere in your star tattoo
So twinkle, twinkle in your eyes the way (way way) it should
There must have been an angel there inside my room


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