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A Good Day Is Near

from Coney by Mel Stone

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every day's a disaster, new sights to behold
my feed's full of horrors about to unfold
but if you're trapped in a moment controlled by fear
it won't be easy but a good day is near

so when the sky goes black
and your eyes turn red
and the spiraling thoughts
fill your crowded head
let it ride, let it break
it'll happen, we'll help it together

the earth is still spinning and dead stars still shine
even mountains can move one rock at a time
so when those d.c. fuckups put a ring in your ears
just know that it won't come easy, but a good day is near
yeah, it won't come easy, but a good day is near

so when the sky goes black
and your eyes turn red
and the spiraling thoughts
fill your crowded head
let it ride, let it break
it'll happen, we'll help it together

so don't think for a second that weak and alone
it takes strength to stand on your own
find the family that will stand up and cheer
it won't be easy but a good day is near
yeah, it took a long time, to say "i'm proud to be queer"
and it won't be easy, but a good day is near

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from Coney, released August 4, 2017

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