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Goo Goo Dolls ~ We Are The Normal


It's a beautiful day I heard everybody say The sun shines down for all of us Just the same you know I like the rain That ain't so obvious It's a beautiful sight I guess everybody's right This day belongs to all of us Even still I like with a chill That ain't so obvious We are the normal We live and we die With no reason why It's a beautiful life and I've got it in my sights And that ain't for all of us It's a beautiful sound My life comes crashing down That ain't so obvious It's a beautiful sin and I'm doing it again And that ain't for all of us It's a beautiful life and I've got it in my sights Ain't that so obvious We are the normal We live and we die With no reason why more free lyrics

It's a beautiful day I heard everybody say
The sun shines down for all of us
Just the same you know I like the rain
That ain't so obvious
It's a beautiful sight I guess everybody's right
This day belongs to all of us
Even still I like with a chill
That ain't so obvious

We are the normal
We live and we die
With no reason why

It's a beautiful life and I've got it in my sights
And that ain't for all of us
It's a beautiful sound
My life comes crashing down
That ain't so obvious
It's a beautiful sin and I'm doing it again
And that ain't for all of us
It's a beautiful life and I've got it in my sights
Ain't that so obvious

We are the normal
We live and we die
With no reason why

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