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Brand New Day

Day 3 of the same song title but totally different song and artist!  :)
If you think you've heard this song before you may be right.  Apparently it was used for Target.  I don't recognize it but that means nothing!
This song is very fun and upbeat, just what we all need to get through Wednesday!  I really like the simple lyrics that speak of normal, everyday things and yet they speak of a good day that's getting better. 
Tim Myers has some talent but I listened to several of his songs to get an idea of him and they all sound mostly the same.  Like pretty much EXACTLY the same.  "Different lyrics to the same notes" exactly the same.  So while I like "Brand New Day" I think I would tire quickly of hearing the same song for an entire album.  :) 
But this song?  Serves my purposes and is very fun!
Happy Wednesday and day 3 of a brand new day!

Brand New Day

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