New Dawn
Chin up son, don't accept defeat
Life's full of great things and people to meet
Set goals and avoid the heat
Carry on and on
You want the life, sand beneath your feet
The world's your oyster and it's time to feast
Set goals and avoid the heat
This is your song
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new
Chin up son, don't accept defeat
Life's full of great things and people to meet
Set goals and avoid the heat
Carry on and on
You want the life, sand beneath your feet
The world's your oyster and it's time to feast
Set goals and avoid the heat
This is your song
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new
Flying high now you see the peak
Can't quit now it's within your reach
Set goals and avoid the heat
You have nearly won
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new dawn
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new dawn
Alright
Bill McNeal - NEW DAWN Lyrics
Bill McNeal - NEW DAWN Lyrics
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New Dawn
Chin up son, don't accept defeat
Life's full of great things and people to meet
Set goals and avoid the heat
Carry on and on
You want the life, sand beneath your feet
The world's your oyster and it's time to feast
Set goals and avoid the heat
This is your song
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new
Chin up son, don't accept defeat
Life's full of great things and people to meet
Set goals and avoid the heat
Carry on and on
You want the life, sand beneath your feet
The world's your oyster and it's time to feast
Set goals and avoid the heat
This is your song
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new
Flying high now you see the peak
Can't quit now it's within your reach
Set goals and avoid the heat
You have nearly won
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new dawn
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new dawn
Alright
Chin up son, don't accept defeat
Life's full of great things and people to meet
Set goals and avoid the heat
Carry on and on
You want the life, sand beneath your feet
The world's your oyster and it's time to feast
Set goals and avoid the heat
This is your song
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new
Chin up son, don't accept defeat
Life's full of great things and people to meet
Set goals and avoid the heat
Carry on and on
You want the life, sand beneath your feet
The world's your oyster and it's time to feast
Set goals and avoid the heat
This is your song
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new
Flying high now you see the peak
Can't quit now it's within your reach
Set goals and avoid the heat
You have nearly won
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
What's done is done
And it don't feel right
Their song unsung
Is their own to rights
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new dawn
That song that goes on and on and on
Back on the streets, melody of a new dawn
Alright
Writer: Malcolm MacLeod, David Curci, Nicholas Curci
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Performed By: Bill McNeal
Language: English
Length: 3:06
Written by: Malcolm MacLeod, David Curci, Nicholas Curci