“There's a new sun rising
From a lost horizon
And the heat that it brings
Melts away all the things
That has made me stand still
Been a long time coming
So tired of running
I believe there's a reason
I came through the season again
It's my resurrection.”

— Anastacia

Resurrection
Resurrection (2014)

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American singer-songwriter 1968

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