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Someday
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They say I’m a dreamer,
I say I’m a believer,
Just waiting for my time.
I tried to stand up,
but I felt the sting.
So I wrapped myself,
in what the future would bring.
For now I’ll hide,
I’ll tow the line.
Life finds a way,
and so will I…
Someday,
I’ll draw my line in the sand.
Someday,
I’ll hold the winning hand.
The storms I’ve weathered,
so I could find my way.
The time I’ve waited,
for the gift of… someday.
I hear I could be more,
I say I’m still sure,
but I hear the doubt ringing in my voice.
Every time I stood,
I felt the blows rain in.
Now I excuse myself,
with someone else’s sin.
Though I try to hide,
They left me behind.
They found their way,
and I hope so will I…
I lash out,
I crash out.
I see the way they look at me.
I hold,
I fold.
This isn’t who I’m meant to be.
But I’ll keep on waiting for...
Someday,
you’ll have no more days.
Someday,
it’ll be stripped bare.
The excuses you told yourself,
so you could look away.
The distance you ran,
to escape from… someday.
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