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Why Should I Be Sorry?

from Songs For A Fragile Planet by Martin John Milner

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Why should I be sorry, yesterday is gone
Nothing is forever, that is life's sweet song
While we are together, living life today
Don't wait for tomorrow, join the band and play

But it’s hard, to think about the world,
And what, what is going on
To believe, in the future,
I'm doing the best I can

Nothing is forever, except for light and love
The moment and its magic, the sunlight and the sun
Every day a new day, rise above the past
Today's the day we're serving, the first one and the last

But it’s hard, to think about the world,
And what, what’s going on
To believe, in the future,
I'm doing the best I can

but it’s hard hard hard
to break free free free
yes it’s hard hard hard
to break free and be free to be free

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I know you didn’t want me, but you couldn’t let me go
Wanted what we used to have, though it wouldn't let us grow
Then you gave me space to dance in, set me free to smile,
Ride on gentle woman, keep your spirits high

But it’s hard, to think about the world,
And what, what went wrong
But believe, in the future,
Keep doing the best you can
Keep doing the best you can

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from Songs For A Fragile Planet, released December 8, 2015
Martin John Milner: all instruments and main vocal, except
Jan 'Honza' Kourimsky: lead guitar

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Martin John Milner Potsdam, Germany

Martin John Milner is a musician, poet and teacher from Liverpool, England. Since 2008 he has lived in Potsdam, Germany. He has worked extensively in community arts, theatre and band projects. His catch phrase was given by the great Brazilian musician Joyce: 'peace and music!' ... more

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