Another Perfect Day

American Hi-Fi

I'm holding on, waiting for your call
It's simple, but I can't explain this
I'm sinking down; I feel like I could die
I'm falling off; I don't know why

I still believe it when you say
It's another perfect day
Another perfect day
I still believe it when you say
It's another perfect day
Another perfect day

So I might try to leave it all behind
I know tomorrow's not so bright now
I'll say goodbye 'cause nothing good can last
(You wear and figured no where fast)
And today I don't know how to keep it all inside
But I guess I'll let it slide

I still believe it when you say
It's another perfect day
Another perfect day
I still believe it when you say
It's another perfect day
Another perfect day

Today I don't know why
I thought that it was real
But I guess it's no big deal

I still believe it when you say
It's another perfect day
Another perfect day
I still believe it when you say
It's another perfect day
Another perfect day

I don't know how
I don't know how
To let it slide


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Another Perfect Day Lyrics as written by Stacy Jones

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    This is what Scott said about this song: "The story is that of a young boy who has lost his way, gets caught up with a bad crowd, finds god, stops eating meat, starts eating meat again, and then joins an exclusive health club." Hehehe :D

    *Lechuza*on June 22, 2002   Link

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