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Save the Day
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Save The Day
I feel the force within
It keeps going on
from Stockholm to LA
hear the people scream: come on!
Let’s go for the humans sake
lift your foot from the brake
put the trust in the peoples stake
let it roll and make it shake
Hey Hey
I will hear you say
What’s the meaning of the leaders way
Hey Hey
Can you feel my pray
when all the people want to save the day
Save the Day
We try to
Save the day
We want to
You know what lies in front
it will roll ahead
from Sidney to Quebec
Let the people rule: Go on!
Let’s go for the humans sake
lift your foot from the brake
put the trust in the peoples stake
let it roll and make it shake
Hey Hey
I will hear you say
What’s the meaning of the leaders way
Hey Hey
Can you feel my pray
when all the people want to save the day
Save the Day
We try to
Save the day
We want to
Hey Hey
I will hear you say
What’s the meaning of the leaders way
Hey Hey
Can you feel my pray
when all the people want to save the day
Save the Day
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