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Artist/Band:
Ace Of Base
Lyrics for Song: Ordinary Day
Lyrics for Album: Da Capo
I wanna kiss you just not ordinary miss you
It's an ordinary day
I would like to do the same tomorrow
I wanna kiss you just not ordinary miss you
But you're sleeping on my arm
I am longing to wake you up
I want it simple
I have traveled around the world
I can never see myself in the rain
Walking out
Now it's you and me
And we take it from here to now
Twosome, wild and free
I wanna kiss you just not ordinary miss you
It's an ordinary day
I would like to do the same tomorrow
Would I lie, would I lie
To something so obvious to myself
I'm wanting you day and night
I see your smile
When you're waking up here beside me
And your hair's a mess and I can't resist you
It's heaven on earth
How will I do to protect our little world
Easy life ???
It's heaven on earth
I wanna kiss you just not ordinary miss you
It's an ordinary day
It's an ordinary day (come, come, come to me)
(come, come, come to me)
Ordinary Day (come, come, come to me)
(come, come, come to me)
Oh oh oh oh (come, come, come to me)
I can never see myself in the rain
Walking out
Oh oh oh come to me
Twosome, wild and free
I wanna kiss you just not ordinary miss you
It's an ordinary day
I would like to do the same tomorrow
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Ordinary Day
Ordinary Day stands as a reflective song in Ace of Base's discography, appearing on their 2002 compilation album Da Capo. The Swedish pop group, renowned for blending dance rhythms with melodic sensibilities, crafted this track during a period of continued global success following their breakthrough in the early 1990s. While the band is often celebrated for upbeat anthems, this recording offers a more contemplative mood, showcasing their ability to explore varied emotional landscapes within their signature sound. The song contributes to the group's extensive catalogue of international hits, demonstrating their enduring influence on the pop genre. It remains a notable piece for fans exploring the band's later work and their evolution beyond their initial chart-topping era. |
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