## Metadata
**Caption:** folk pop, orchestral, gentle, 1964, tender, 100 bpm, female vocal
**BPM:** 167
**Duration:** 150.0s
**Key:** F major
**Time Signature:** 4

## Lyrics
[verse]
There's a new day breaking past the hill,
And I'm walking forward with a steadier will.
You gave me courage when I had none,
Now together we can face the rising sun.

[chorus]
I know I'll never find another you,
Not in a hundred years, whatever I might do.
You're the only light that ever pulled me through,
I know I'll never find another you.

[verse]
Some folks search a lifetime and never see,
The kind of love that came so easy here to me.
I don't need to wonder, don't need to roam,
'Cause you're the only place I call my home.

[chorus]
I know I'll never find another you,
Not in a hundred years, whatever I might do.
You're the only light that ever pulled me through,
I know I'll never find another you.

[bridge]
So let the rivers run and let the seasons turn,
Let every candle in the window burn.
As long as I've got you to hold onto,
I'll face whatever this old world can do.

[chorus]
I know I'll never find another you,
Not in a hundred years, whatever I might do.
You're the only light that ever pulled me through,
I know I'll never find another you.