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Jo Dee Messina ~ These Are The Days


I wake up to the sunshine out my window and the passin' sound of a homeless man Singin' an ol' Cole Porter song The faucet leaks, the TV's on the blink again But my restless dreams are still intact Even though it's takin' way too long Got a hundred dollars in a coke tin on my shelf And I'm thinkin' to myself, whoa These are the days you will remember for the rest of your life These are the memories you'll pack in a box and pull ¡®em out sometimes So pick your flowers, count the seconds, roll the dice But baby, don't wait ¡®till its too late Put a smile on your face These are the days Outside the people rush to get ahead for checks, promotions and fancy cars Happiness is just around the bend Old Mrs. Jones sits out and suns her face, and as I walk by I hear her say This is as good as it gets There goes the business suit who owns this whole damn block His roller coaster never stops I wanna say to him These are the days you will remember for the rest of your life These are the memories you'll pack in a box and pull ¡®em out sometimes So pick your flowers, count the seconds, roll the dice But baby, don't wait ¡®till its too late Put a smile on your face These are the days more free lyrics

I wake up to the sunshine out my
window and the passin' sound of a homeless man
Singin' an ol' Cole Porter song
The faucet leaks, the TV's on the blink again
But my restless dreams are still intact
Even though it's takin' way too long
Got a hundred dollars in a coke tin on my shelf
And I'm thinkin' to myself, whoa

These are the days you will remember for the rest of your life
These are the memories you'll pack in a box and pull ¡®em out sometimes
So pick your flowers, count the seconds, roll the dice
But baby, don't wait ¡®till its too late
Put a smile on your face
These are the days

Outside the people rush to get ahead for checks, promotions and fancy cars
Happiness is just around the bend
Old Mrs. Jones sits out and suns her face, and as I walk by I hear her say
This is as good as it gets
There goes the business suit who owns this whole damn block
His roller coaster never stops
I wanna say to him

These are the days you will remember for the rest of your life
These are the memories you'll pack in a box and pull ¡®em out sometimes
So pick your flowers, count the seconds, roll the dice
But baby, don't wait ¡®till its too late
Put a smile on your face
These are the days

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