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One of these days, happiness shall be mine. The clouds will disperse, sunshine will come to stay. I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line. Sometimes it is easy, it is hard sometimes. If ever I start doubting myself, I simply say, “One of these days, happiness shall be mine.” Every once in a while, I can’t help but resign myself to fate. Yet, I know I will be better the next day. I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line. Every blow, every bruise I receive is just a sign that my struggle is worth it. I will find my way. One of these days, happiness shall be mine There is no way to decrypt destiny’s design; To keep from drowning, to keep the fear at bay I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line. What keeps me going is the belief that I will be fine. When everything’s said and done, I will be okay. One of these days, happiness shall be mine, I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line.
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 2:51 PM UTC
Hope
One of these days, happiness shall be mine. The clouds will disperse, sunshine will come to stay. I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line. Sometimes it is easy, it is hard sometimes. If ever I start doubting myself, I simply say, “One of these days, happiness shall be mine.” Every once in a while, I can’t help but resign myself to fate. Yet, I know I will be better the next day. I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line. Every blow, every bruise I receive is just a sign that my struggle is worth it. I will find my way. One of these days, happiness shall be mine There is no way to decrypt destiny’s design; To keep from drowning, to keep the fear at bay I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line. What keeps me going is the belief that I will be fine. When everything’s said and done, I will be okay. One of these days, happiness shall be mine, I need only keep a weather eye on the silver line.
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 2:51 PM UTC
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