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So I got up really early this morning and the English phrase I would use to describe that is at the crack of dawn this morning. Jen and I got up at the crack of dawn.
So we got up at the crack of dawn.
Honey, you do not need to get up at the crack of dawn every morning.
Honey, you do not need to get up at the crack of dawn every morning.
So, if you want people to see them, then, by definition, you're not having them taken out, say, at the break of dawn?
So if you want people to see them, then by definition you're not having them taken out, say, at the break of dawn?
When I'll rise like the break of dawn.
And I'll rise like the break of dawn
Let's turn in so we can get up at the crack of dawn.
LET'S TURN IN, SO WE CAN GET UP AT THE CRACK OF DAWN.
It seems like it's always Thomas waking us up at the buttcrack of dawn on camping trips.
It seems like it's always Thomas waking us up at the buttcrack of dawn on camping trips.
When I rise like the break of dawn.
And I'll rise like the break of dawn
You know, you can be catching flights and trains and buses and moving hotels and waking up at the crack of dawn to try and bag as many much as you can into everything and queuing up for these really big experiences or hiking up the mountain and it's go, go, go, go, go and where's the next restaurant?
You know, you can be catching flights and trains and buses and moving hotels and waking up at the crack of dawn to try and bag as much as you can into everything and queuing up for these really big experiences or hiking up the mountain and it's go, go, go, go, go and where's the next restaurant and that gets draining for me because I travel full time.
You got to be there at the crack of dawn,
of dawn and you're going
So sick and tired of staying up to see the break of dawn.
So sick and tired of staying up to see the break of dawn