Just Another Day In Paradise

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Kids screamin', phone ringin', dog barkin' at the mailman

Bringin' that stack of bills

Overdue, good mornin' baby how are you

Gotta half hour, quick shower

I take a drink a milk but the milks gone sour

My funny face makes you laugh

Twist the top on and I put it back

There goes the washin' machine

Baby don't kick it, promise I'll fix it

Long about a million other things



It's ok, it's so nice, just another day in paradise

And there's no place I'd rather be

Two hearts, one dream, I wouldn't trade it for anything

And I ask the lord every night, ooh

For just another day in paradise



Friday, you're late, I guess we'll never make our dinner date

At the restaurant, you start to cry, baby we'll just improvise

Plan B, looks like Dominos pizza in the candlelight

Then we'll tippy toe to our room

Make a little love that's overdue

But somebody had a bad dream

Mommy and daddy can me and my teddy

Come in and sleep in between

Yeah it's



It's ok, it's so nice, just another day in paradise

And there's no place I'd rather be

Two hearts, one dream, I wouldn't trade it for anything

And I ask the lord every night, ooh

For just another day in paradise

About Just Another Day In Paradise

"Just Another Day In Paradise" by Drew's Famous stands as a defining track from the English indie pop scene of the late 1990s, capturing the restless energy of that specific musical era. The song exemplifies the genre's characteristic blend of catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, reflecting the personal struggles and social observations common in the work of artists like Drew's Famous. Released alongside other notable singles such as "(i've Got A Brand New Pair Of Roller Skates) Brand New Key" and "Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead," the recording showcases the band's ability to craft infectious hooks that resonated with audiences seeking authentic, emotionally resonant pop music. Its enduring popularity highlights the song's role in shaping the sound of the time, offering a glimpse into the creative output of an artist who left a lasting mark on the landscape of English indie music through consistent, high-quality recordings.