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New Day

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The party went home and the night kept its promise It gave me right back to a soft purple sky And the gold I was chasing was waiting there for me The same light as yesterday learning to rise I don't have to hold it I don't have to keep it It comes back around it comes back around It's a new day The light didn't leave me it only went down It's a new day And the gold is a circle it always comes round So I'll open my hands and I'll let the night go I'll stand in the morning and let myself glow It's a new day it's a new day And the light the light the light found me For every last summer there's one more beginning For every goodnight there's a gold in the east I stopped trying to bottle the river of mornings And the river just gave me a little more peace Let it go let it come let it go let it come The day will keep dawning the light isn't done Let it go let it come let it go let it come And the gold oh the gold it has only begun It's a new day The light didn't leave me it only went down It's a new day And the gold is a circle it always comes round So I'll open my hands and I'll let the night go I'll stand in the morning and let myself glow It's a new day it's a new day And the light the light the light found me

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Song by Sơn Sunny. First published here on .

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“New Day” — song by Sơn Sunny · https://son-sunny.com/s/album-05-golden-hour-10

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  1. Golden Hour
  2. Kitchen Floor
  3. Long Way Home
  4. Photograph of Us
  5. Last Summer
  6. Hold the Light
  7. Strangers at the Party
  8. Call Me When You Land
  9. Three More Songs
  10. New Day
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