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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ The Song (they Love To Sing)


The day begins Riding a rainbow Bow in her hand To drive away The night again Nothing has changed And all around People are waking King of them all Has gone to rest He passed the test Leaving the stage Time goes sailing on Slowly the crowd will appear And into their ears The song they'd love to sing forever Tomorrows come, Tonight lives on for years The time has come Follow the spotlight Lighting the scene Another world The flags unfurled Into the sky And in the air Music is playing Ingots of gold Fall to the ground Creating sound Into the night Time goes sailing on Into the light disappears And still in the ears The song they'd love to sing forever Tomorrows come, Tonight lives on for years more free lyrics

The day begins
Riding a rainbow
Bow in her hand
To drive away
The night again
Nothing has changed
And all around
People are waking
King of them all
Has gone to rest
He passed the test
Leaving the stage
Time goes sailing on
Slowly the crowd will appear
And into their ears
The song they'd love to sing forever
Tomorrows come,
Tonight lives on for years

The time has come
Follow the spotlight
Lighting the scene
Another world
The flags unfurled
Into the sky
And in the air
Music is playing
Ingots of gold
Fall to the ground
Creating sound
Into the night

Time goes sailing on
Into the light disappears
And still in the ears
The song they'd love to sing forever
Tomorrows come,
Tonight lives on for years

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