Bernays Propaganda - Ovoj den da pomine
from My Personal Holiday by BERNAYS PROPAGANDA
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lyrics
LET THIS DAY PASS
A room.
I'm sitting alone.
There's no one here to tell me
What's good and what's not.
Let this day pass.
A land or a state
Is there any difference?
One is fertile, the other governs.
Let this day pass!
It's easy to enjoy
I count withering days
A last emergency plan to succeed…
I won't go out today either!
Let this day pass!
Let just this day pass!
This day will wither too.
I know it's fatal
I know it's stronger
When I sink low
In the name of success.
Even if I could choose again
I’d choose not to move.
Even if I could choose again
I’d choose to wither!
A room.
I'm sitting alone.
There's no one here to tell me
What's good and what's not.
Let this day pass.
A land or a state
Is there any difference?
One is fertile, the other governs.
Let this day pass!
It's easy to enjoy
I count withering days
A last emergency plan to succeed…
I won't go out today either!
Let this day pass!
Let just this day pass!
This day will wither too.
I know it's fatal
I know it's stronger
When I sink low
In the name of success.
Even if I could choose again
I’d choose not to move.
Even if I could choose again
I’d choose to wither!
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from My Personal Holiday,
released May 17, 2010
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