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There's Always a Tomorrow


Leaves fall off of a tree today, 

but they always grow back

When there's a snowstorm rolling in,

the Sun will eventually come out and shine again for payback

 

It is uncontrollable to differ the cycle of lives,

Mother Nature changes for the worst at times

The same is the truth for people

But it's human nature to come together and rise

 

Because there is always a tomorrow to fix the problems,

it won't be the end of your life

So make a new, and make amends

to tell a tale that is rife

 

You shouldn't let today stop tomorrow,

because time surely will not

Repair your damages, and look far on,

you can forgive yourself, and change in people's eyeshot

 

Drugs, assault, love, money, death, 

whatever gives you pain and sorrow

They -as well as nature- change over time

because there's always a tomorrow

 

 

 

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