"Groundhog Day"
lyrics and music by Benjamin Newman

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If I had this day to live over
I don't know how I'd spend the time
A weather-watcher who's sick of the weather
Soul snowed in by this frozen clime

But if I had this day to live over
I might help others as chance affords
What's the cost of just one kind gesture?
I surely can spare a few friendly words

	When I woke up I looked at my shadow
	Rolled over once and went back to sleep
	But now, though snow still covers the meadow
	There's something waking up way down deep

If I had this day to live over
I could spend it learning to play
Songs that stir my soul to remember
The hopeful spark of the brightening days

And if I had this day to live over
I could be be beamish instead of just nice
Spreading joy to my brothers and sisters
Carving wonder out of the ice

	I think I must have been scared of my shadow
	I almost decided to stay in bed
	But now, though snow still lies thick on the meadow
	Seeds are sprouting inside my head
	
If I had this day to live over
I would spend it all with you
Light comes back from the darkness of winter
Hearts come back to a love that's true

	Once I used to be scared of my shadow
	Shut my doors and stayed safe inside
	Now snow lies bright on the moonlit meadow
	I run to the windows and fling them wide