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Fake Inspirational Song

from Kill The Day by Shark Valley Sisters

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The sun’s gonna rise in the morning
First you crawl, until you can run
Nothing can hold back the wind in your sails
The race of your life has begun

It’s the first day
And the last time
You will ever say “yesterday’s dead”
This is the dawn of the seed of redemption, my friend
But tomorrow will own you again

Look at the flowers, they don’t care what you own
Look at the birds, now you won’t feel alone
Look at the stars shining bright in your sky
It’s a lie, it’s a lie, it’s a lie…

‘cause it’s the first day
And the last time
You can ever say “yesterday’s dead”
It’s the dawn of the seed of redemption, my friend
Now tomorrow will own you again
Tomorrow will own you again

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from Kill The Day, released November 15, 2016
Backing vocals: Ferny Coipel

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In the 1990's/2000's, Rob Elba and Fausto Figueredo played in the South Florida bands Holy Terrors and Load respectively. In 2013 they joined together to form Shark Valley Sisters. In 2016 guitarist Dano Ceritelli and bass player Will Trev joined the band. ... more

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