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America ~ One In A Million


One night, one in a million Twilight, lastin' us through tomorrow Nothing can come between us That's what i wanna do Today, there will be no competition I think today might be A one in a million for me I've seen the sun drop below my roof line I really think it might Be a one in a million delight All of my dreams go with you tonight We'll walk down the roads of our impatience And if one has to fall He won't be too proud to call Some doors i've closed just to reopen And then sometimes i find Everything wrong's turned to right All of my dreams go with you tonight One night, one in a million Twilight, lastin' us through tomorrow Nothing can come between us That's what i want for you more free lyrics

One night, one in a million
Twilight, lastin' us through tomorrow
Nothing can come between us
That's what i wanna do

Today, there will be no competition
I think today might be
A one in a million for me
I've seen the sun drop below my roof line
I really think it might
Be a one in a million delight
All of my dreams go with you tonight

We'll walk down the roads of our impatience
And if one has to fall
He won't be too proud to call
Some doors i've closed just to reopen
And then sometimes i find
Everything wrong's turned to right
All of my dreams go with you tonight

One night, one in a million
Twilight, lastin' us through tomorrow
Nothing can come between us
That's what i want for you

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