>> a little ogling. kathie lee and i have been talking about matt's look. something about it, we're grooving on the whole thing. that's my favorite. >> that's our favorite day. stop it. >> freeze it. and this one today. >> was that today? i'm confused. they all look good. >> he's in the best dressed hall of fame. there is a casual elegance about matt. he always looks like he just walked off the yacht and just had a shower and walking off the yacht. >> and he smells like that, too. >> he does. the man smells good. >> we aren't the only people talking about it. "women's wear daily" dissected his london style. it was in "women's wear daily" today. they went through and they say he epitomizes the elegant casual approach to summer dressing. >> yeah. >> they go into detail about the cotton blazer and makes it clear he is meticulous about his image. >> he likes clothes. >> he looks great in it. >> frank was in the best dressed hall of fame for many years. >> he has a great way of dressing.

>> now it's just the same thing. >> what? >> it's just the gray track suit. every time we throw it out, he gets it out of the trash. no. my favorite is frank in his jeans and a white shirt. >> crisp button-down. >> the man is still delicious. >> speaking of delicious men, if you open up "the new york times" today and you're paging through, you might come across the sports section. it talks about our boss jim bell who has been doing our show but overseeing the entire olympics game. >> i don't know how he is doing it. >> how exhausting is that? >> he's up for the job. he started in sports. he loves it. >> a great article about him. >> congratulations to him. it all starts tomorrow, hoda woman. >> yes. and i'm going, just in case you were wondering. i am going. we've got enough suggestions, you know what i mean? drinking pubs, pub crawls, got it all. don't forget, it's tomorrow. >> opening ceremony is tomorrow. meredith is going to be hosting with matt. that will be great to see them

again together. it will be 7:30 p.m. eastern time. >> but before that, the real story, the real party is going to be on our plaza. we are going to be there early tomorrow. a lot of people came today thinking it was today. i feel bad about that. >> i don't know that's why they came. >> that's what they told our security people. kathie lee and hoda told us to come out. >> there were 2,000 people. they were teachers just wandering around. >> had nothing better to do? okay. >> come tomorrow at 8:00. >> it's a special olympic-themed show. we'll have a good time. a lot of you wanted to know about the dress i was wearing yesterday. >> it got a lot of attention. >> did it? >> it had the cutout shoulders. >> it's bcbg. ezaria. something like that. he is a lovely guy. i like that dress. i stole it from bobbie who wore it like ten days ago. any time you tell bobbie you love something, guess what shows up? he gives it to you.

>> it's a beautiful dress. it's just different from the usual dresses. >> what are you saying? you don't like my kay unger today? oh, it's 388. thank you, bobbie. i'll take bobbie's hand-me-downs any day. >> okay, there is some news today. >> surprising news. >> yes. kristen stewart you guys know has been dating robert pattinson, though they never made it official ever. there are some photos with her that looks like she is kissing the director of "snow white and the huntsman." his name is rupert sanders. she was sort of caught in those photos. she issued an apology really quickly, it seemed. >> that is what really stunned me. she is very famously shy, doesn't like press or the movie star thing, but, boy, she tried to get the photographer apparently, right? >> i was reading that, yes. >> not to publish the pictures. she knew the trouble it was going to cause.

>> here's what she says -- "i'm deeply sorry for the embarrassment and hurt i've caused to those close to me and everyone affected. this momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person i love and respect the most, rob. i love him, i love him, i'm so sorry." you know, people are taking this hard, not just people in their inner circle, others who don't even know them. >> this is what blows me -- people need to get a life and their own romance so when they break up, they've got something to truly cry about. >> let's listen to it. >> let's see it. >> i don't understand how she could do this. why? why would you cheat on robert pattinson? what's the point? what do you stand to achieve cheating on robert pattinson? i didn't think it was real but it's real. why would she do this? i feel so sorry for rob. just can't imagine what they're both going through right now. i just wish it wasn't real. >> those are real tears.

that was a close-up. >> you know, empathy is usually a good thing. i like when people feel other people's pain, but that seems a little over the edge. over the edge. >> it's so funny how involved people get in other's romances or indiscretions. >> the gentleman involved rupert sanders also had a statement. i thought it was rather telling. "i am utterly distraught about the pain i caused my family. my beautiful wife and heavenly children are all i have in this world. i love them with all my heart. i am praying that we can get through this together." he's 41. >> married to a model -- >> and actress, liberty ross. >> she apparently tweeted, there's some confusion as to what it meant, "wow." >> she actually played kristen's mother in the movie, snow white's mother in the movie. you know what? i think it's refreshing. >> what? >> everybody else makes mistakes, they lie, they cover it up, they spin it.

you can't really cover up, but they blame it on something else. >> it isn't what you think. >> she just said, basically, i'm an idiot. we've all been there, done stupid things and i'm really sorry i didn't think it -- >> through! >> and you know what? if both sides want forgiveness, i'm a big believer in it can happen. it can be healed. >> robert pattinson talked to italian "vanity fair." the one thing he said that he doesn't understand is why people cheat. we'll see what comes of that. >> we'll see if it's true love. if it's true love, it will last. >> katherine jackson and the jackson family, it is getting weirder and weirder. >> we on purpose didn't speak about it yesterday. we don't know what is true. >> we are confused. we don't know what's going on. >> we are supposed to be nbc news and you come to us for our coverage of the news. >> it got confusing! >> since we had no idea, we thought we should just -- >> we read it, and it made no sense. >> we all tried to figure it out. what we did conclude, this is a messed up family right now.

>> well, she has lost temporary custody of the kids. here's what happened. she apparently left the children at some point. everyone was wearing, where's granny. they were tweeting, where's granny. she was in arizona with -- >> rebbie, the only jackson we never hear about. >> continue the story. >> so now custody of the three children is being given to t.j., son of tito. got that? we need a graph. we need a graph. there he is. by all accounts, a very sweet guy. >> with arrows saying what's going on. >> right. the family tree. >> well, then, at one point janet was outside of the family home and she was saying something to paris, the daughter. remember this video? she looks like she tried to take a swipe at her phone because she maybe doesn't want her tweeting. meantime, paris pulls it away, and lo and behold, everyone is videotaping. now janet's videotaping. who is videotaping? paris is videotaping. >> can't they afford a bigly

okay raver? whatever they're called. >> everyone is videotaping everyone. it's exhausting. >> you think for a future court battle, that's why they want it on tape? i don't understand. >> the mom jackson went on "nightline" last night and read some prepared statements about how it was crazy. clearly, this is about a money issue, when we boil it down to the bottom of it. >> they are claiming, some of the kids are claiming, that michael's will was phony. that it doesn't stand up in court. >> yeah, he didn't sign it or something. >> or he wasn't there on the day it was supposedly signed. they have proof he was someplace else. got it? >> i'm so glad we reported that story. we kept avoiding it. we didn't know what it was. >> frank and i recently redid our will. trust me, nobody would fight over this. nobody's getting anything! >> you know what at the end of the day, it's better not to leave things to people. give it to charity and too bad. this is kind of cool. on the upper west side they have

grocery stores not your typical grocery stores like they have in the rest of the country. they're smaller. but they did include an aisle called the man aisle. >> i think this is genius. >> so men take their cart and go to one place. >> because they don't go with lists like we do. >> no. they just show up. this is in their little section -- condoms, steak sauce, water, alcohol, soap, shampoo, deoderant, razors and chips. that's all they have. that's it. >> no beef jerky? >> no. they go in and those shelves are constantly cleaned out. they have to keep restocking steak sauce, chips and condoms. >> not necessarily in that order. depends on what you need at the moment. >> kind of a smart idea, don't you think? >> i think it's genius. they're saying they are going to stand if it goes the way -- it's called niche advertising, niche merchandising or as we like to say in france, niche. >> this is a song you're going to like. well, you probably won't.

>> oh, crud, it's thursday. >> others might. you know those days when everything is going right? >> they're rare, but yes. >> you don't know what's going on. you get the great parking space, your boss pays you a compliment, you go home your favorite thing is on, everything is working. that's this song. what is it called? "i'm on a roll." ready? ♪ if i play the lottery i probably win ♪ ♪ i'm on a roll i'm hitting every green light ♪ ♪ i'm on a roll ♪ my ex wants sex tonight ♪ i'm on a roll i'm doing something right ♪ ♪ >> get ready. here it goes. ♪ it's the best night of my life ♪ ♪ it's the best night of my life ♪ >> she has a college degree, you

understand? >> allegedly. >> she's won 20 edward r. mur rmurrow awards. >> by the way, we have joshua radin singing to us today. he is a genius singer. >> okay. yes, i agree. that is wonderful. do we want to talk to sara about this? >> yes. let's talk about this. >> where are we, sara? >> we need more likes. >> we do. we're only at 446,000 fans or likes right now. >> what do you mean only? that's a lot. >> well, that's a lot, but there was more activity earlier in the week. >> what are you saying? >> that we weren't charming enough? >> people don't like us? >> we maxed out? >> we peaked out. maybe the people watching already liked us. >> let's just stop while we're ahead. >> we do want to thank everybody. you've written some of the most beautiful things on our website and we've read most of them. and they're really, really

beautiful. so thank you. >> thank you very, very much. so is it okay or not okay to lie about your age? >> kathie lee says why lie when it's easy to google the truth? then you look like an old liar. that is good. >> see? >> that's a good one. you're not just a liar, you're an old liar. >> hoda said, why lie about your age? there is something called google out there. now weight, that's a different thing. >> you can lie about that because people can't find that out. >> they can look at you and get a pretty good idea. the youngest baldwin of the baldwin brothers, stephen baldwin, is here. he ae's telling us about lovinge bad man. >> it's not what you think. you know who's not here? our crowd. so we went searching for our own ambush beauties. but first of these menls. r? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home.

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stephen baldwin is best known as an actor and the wildest brother. i wouldn't call him the wildest brother of the baldwin brewed. he is also on author and talk show host and self-described jesus freak. >> he stars as a prison gang leader whose authority is being challenged. take a look. >> if we do something it's because we want to win. otherwise, it would be stupid. that's why i make those decisions. don't disrespect me again. >> is that a unibrow? >> it's like a gang tattoo. gang tattoo. >> i prefer to think of it as a unibrow. how are you, stephen? >> don't disrespect me again, kathie lee, about my unibrow. i'm great. >> things are good in baldwin world? >> things are wonderful . wivy is still lovingly putting

up with me. >> she is a saint, that one. >> my two daughters are starting their modeling careers. >> how old are they? >> 19 and coming up on 16. >> beautiful girls. wow. >> gorgeous girls. this is a tough movie. we understand it's about a young girl of faith, a young christian girl, a virgin, who's raped, gets pregnant in the act of the rape and decides that christianity is all about forgiveness and she's not only going to have this baby but forgive the man who raped her. heavy-duty stuff. >> uh-huh. >> how many times in my walk of faith have i had christians say to me, well, yeah, i believe this, but if that ever happened to me, what would you do? >> right. >> this film is shockingly going viral right now because we toured it across the country. people of faith are watching it going, it's got me thinking, what would i do? they're realizing, you can't say you believe in forgiveness and then ask yourself the question, but is there anybody in my past that wronged me and, you know,

they're really evaluating that. there's this chain reaction going on with loving the bad man right now where a lot of people -- it's making them reevaluate who they are in their faith. >> and what they really, truly believe. >> but is forgiving the bad man and loving the bad man two different things? >> that aethat's marketing, hod. let's not go there. >> would you say forgiving is the act of love, so it's both. >> hopefully. >> fascinating stuff. are you the only baldwin that has this walk of faith going on? >> i'm the only one that's speaking loudly as i am about it. i mean, ten years ago i had a pretty radical transformation. and for me, my walk of faith wasn't about, you know, trying to absolutely impose it on anybody else. basically, i like to share with anybody that the minute stephen baldwin started to pursue christianity not the way stephen thought but the way the bible says, that's when the experience starting to become very

different for me. now i like to share it through opportunities like "loving the bad man." >> your brothers and things. alec had the wedding recently. how was that? >> the wedding was fabulous. getting there was interesting. >> getting alec anywhere without an altercation is a good day. >> he's doing great. i just had dinner with he and his wife the other -- >> is it hilaria? how do you pronounce her name. >> to pronounce it correctly, it's hilaria. as we say in spain? yes. >> is she going to be doing stuff on tv i was reading somewhere? working for "extra" or "access"? >> i'm not sure. she is doing great with her yoga stuff. >> she's been a good influence on alec, don't you think? she was successful before she met alec. >> she's been a good influence on him, don't you think? >> she's been a wonderful influence. >> okay. . >> you know, he's a tough

cookie, but we love him. >> god loves alec baldwin, too, right? >> absolutely. he's smart and he's talented and now he's off on to a new road. i love him and we wish him all the best. >> well, we wish you all the best with the film. it is called "loving the bad guy." >> "bad man". >> him, too. i'm sorry. it wasn't up there. >> "loving the bad man". >> yes. thanks, stephen. good to see you, buddy. she plowed through the web looking for the best viral videos. >> and sara picks the cream of the crop in webtastic, coming up right after this. [ snoring ] ♪ [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] introducing zzzquil sleep-aid. [ snoring ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] because sleep is a beautiful thing. [ birds chirping ] introducing zzzquil, the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil. ♪

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back now with webtastic when sara haines picks up the next video you'll forward to all your friends. >> if you've had enough of carly jeppson's "call me maybe," too bad. this is the cutest one, i guess. >> this is called farm it maybe by two boys who live on a real

dairy farm. ♪ make my way to the barn on my family-owned farm ♪ ♪ got some hay in each arm got to get to work ♪ ♪ my crops growing ripped jeans knees showing ♪ ♪ in the parlor where you think you're going baby ♪ ♪ hey i just milked you this cow is crazy ♪ ♪ but here's my uder so milker maybe ♪ ♪ yeah i'm a farm boy and here's my horsecy ♪ ♪ it's just a heifer it has no babies ♪ ♪ hey this silo >> that's a family affair. >> i love that. >> their cousins joined in for the creation of the video. it has over 251,000. >> love it. thank you, sara. hot off the presses, we have the newest cosmetic procedures available in doctor's offices brand-new. >> hoda, you will be very

interested in this. you know what we're going to do? >> i'm not doing it. that's weird. >> you never sweat again. >> that's weird. >> then the other one. >> ooh. and joshua radin.

♪ life is a highway that is music, hoda. we are back with more of "today" on this thirstday thursday. and we are thirsting for a crowd for our ambush makeovers. >> but despite the lack of interest out there, we managed to find two lucky ladies who want a whole new look. "today" contributor and stylist to the stars, louis licari and "us weekly" contributor jill martin. >> hi, guys. >> you want to know about the crowd? >> you know what? i guess the "today" show is in

london so people don't come. >> and there are tornado warnings. >> or watches right now. >> that's no excuse. they should have been here. >> so what happened? where did you find people? >> well, actually, one of the interns here. >> we had two people who applied for the position and we picked them. >> okay. so let's start. thank you, louis, for knowing. sharon gatling is 43 years old. she's from baltimore, maryland. she recently lost 25 pounds so she jumped at the opportunity to get a new look to go along with this new phase in her life. let's take a listen to her story. >> okay, well, we're all very excited. i know you want this for your mom. tell us why. >> she is a good mom. she deserved it. she recently lost some weight so i think she needs a new look. >> i know pete your boyfriend is going to be very excited. >> i hope so. >> are you ready for three hours of pampering? >> yes, indeedy. bring it on. >> bring it on.

>> she's adorable. >> her daughter leah is here with her blindfold on. keep that blindfold on until we give you the green light. here is sharon's before picture. all right, sharon, let's see the new you. ♪ you've got me begging you for mercy ♪ >> oh, yeah! >> yep, yep, yep. >> that looks awesome! >> are you ready? leah, take off your blindfold, sweetie. >> yea! >> i love it. >> all right, sharon. >> she looks so young. spin right around. >> oh, my god, i'm so scared. >> you look awesome! >> oh, my gosh! >> look at your bouncing hair! >> oh, my goodness. >> you look beautiful. oh, my gosh. >> that hair rocks! louis, tell us. >> well, hair colorwise i just softened it, just to make it -- to work with her skin color,

which is what hair color should do. she had no gray. you are so beautiful. don't worry, we all cry. then vanessa, of course, gave her this great haircut. >> great job, vanessa. >> and just a simple blow-dry >> thank you. >> what do you think, leah? >> i love it. >> you are a whole different person. and that dress is smoking. >> thank you all so much. >> she has a yellow manicure and pedicure so we picked a dress that goes with that. i love purple for summer going into fall. >> a big round of applause for sharon. sharon, you can join your daughter right there. >> all righty. she looks awesome. >> our second lady is stacey field. she's 38 years old from baltimore. she is a single mom with three boys to take care of. she told us she is lucky if she finds time to wash her face in the morning. she is thrilled to be pamper forward a few hours.

let's listen to her story. >> okay, aaron, i know you want this for your mom. tell me why. >> because i love her. >> and you told me she cooks for you? >> yes. >> show everyone your teeth. you lost a tooth. and i know you want this for her, too. tell me why. >> she is a good mom. i love her a lot. and she does everything for me. >> oh, and you're already crying. are you ready for this? >> of course i am. >> we're going to take good care of you. >> thank you. >> what a great family. >> that's beautiful. >> and of coursing ma tacoursin aaron are standing by. let's take one last look. don't you peek, buddy. there she is. ♪ baby you light up my world >> oh, my gosh! mateo, aaron, you guys take them off. look at mom! >> oh, my god! oh, my god!

>> turn around, mom. take a look. >> you look so awesome! >> i love that haircut. i love it. it's a little lisa renna. >> you look awesome. >> look at him. >> perfect, another great haircut by vanessa. i alittle lisa renna. it's layered and choppy, wash and wear. how great is this story? you're the luckiest woman with a great family. >> i am. thank you. >> and natural-looking makeup. then what i did is made her hair a little deeper because the light hair made her skin look a little red in a bad way. >> come on, you guys, what do you think of mom? >> oh, my god, i love it so much. >> what do you think, sweetheart? >> good. i love it! >> jill, tell us about the outfit. >> we had the best time getting dressed because i wanted to give her something she wouldn't

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if bridget jones had a gloria steinem alter ego, she may sound like this woman here. >> british catherine moran is a self-described feminist who has a very funny memoir "how to be a woman," which is a runaway hit across the pond. >> and here! number eight on "the new york times" best-sellers list. >> it says here the british version of tina fey's bossy pants.

>> yes. >> that is by "vanity fair." >> i just want to keep saying tina fey in all of my interviews so we can become friends. >> you still do have dreams. >> i want her, me, michelle obama and oprah to go out together. that is my idea of american ladies, and roseanne barr. >> some ways feminisms that become a dirty word, why? >> because they don't know what it means. >> what does it mean? >> first, they think it's wearing a very bad outfit, secondly, being very angry, hating men and never wanting to have sex. that is not what feminism means at all. in the book i do a test. if you put your hand inside your underwear and you see that you have a vagina, you check that you're a lady. the answer to that question, if you're a lady, yes. do you want to be in charge of your vagina, the answer is yes. congratulations, you're a

feminist. >> i told you the other day. >> they don't know what it means. they think it just means being equal to men. not better or worse. i'm not anti-men or pro-women. just thumbs up for the 7 billion. we're the guys, we've got to get on with each other. >> i can't take my eyes off your eye shadow. reminds me of amy winehouse. >> i love and miss her. my biggest hero. god bless you. >> you are quite the wild woman. you have a good time in life, don't you? >> i do. >> you said before you didn't have many friends. >> no. i have millions of friends now. i'm very popular. as a child, i was badly shunned by society. >> why? >> i was brought up by mad hippies who believed in the apocalypse, eight children, we were very poor and on government assistance in the ghetto. i dressed very badly and i was very fat. and whenever i would go into the street, boys would throw stones at me. >> you write about that very poignantly. it's not all funny. was your mother, the hand-me-downs you wore were your

mom's? >> old clothes. >> yes. i never had any panties, as i believe you americans say. i never had my own underwear. i had to wear my mother's. she had been pregnant eight times at that point. it was badly stretched. >> very funny how you describe your mother came back a different person after each child. >> yes. >> is it a funny book, called "how to be a woman." >> it is hysterical. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure. now from "how to be a woman" to how to be a hotter woman. or man. >> the latest in cosmetic procedures. you know what's going on over there? ♪ that's my prerogative even more storms on the way for the northeast. i'm meteorologist chris warren with your weather channel forecast. and this is where that threat is going to be once again. a disturbance dropping down from the great lakes over the

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we might as well admit it, we all want to look younger, thinner or feel better about ourselves, but sometimes we need that extra bit of help. >> board certified dermatologist janeane downey is just back from cosmetic boot camp where she's learned all the latest procedures and she's here to share with us. >> good to stee you. >> that sounds cool. >> we talked, we learned. it's three doctors. dr. beer in west palm, nupo in new orleans and dr. narpar in san francisco. my three good friends, we taught, learned. it's their baby, their prop. you have some of the top aestheticians so you have to have hot things to talk about. >> a lot of people do botox. >> exactly. there is something called laviv.

what's cool about this is people who don't want to put anything in their body that's not theirs, you can take skin cells, from behind the ear, we ship them off to a lab, they're grown out in sterile conditions for three to four months and then sent back to the doctor. they're frozen, flash-frozen, sent overnight. and we actually inject them into people's face. >> we're looking at a picture. i want to stee the before and after. >> that's -- oh, wow. >> it's your own dna going right back into. >> is it pricey doing that? >> it is. about $4,000 to $5,000, then about $650 per syringe. it's over 12 sessions. it's pricey. >> if people want lipobut don't want to go under the knife, there's something for them? >> this is the newest noninvasive, high frequency ultrasound. it's called liposonix. what it does is it melts fat. i had this procedure done by my

friend dr. narcar on my stomach during cosmetic boot camp. i wanted to know how it felt. >> how did it feel? >> it hurts a little bit. i soldiered up. >> is that your stomach? >> no. we have video of him doing my stomach at cosmetic boot camp. you actually put the probe on. that's him doing my stomach at cosmetic boot camp. that's me all marked up. it's fabulous. it melts the fat. in about two months you lose it. one hour, one inch and one treatment. about $2,500 to $4,000. >> less expensive than surgery. >> right. much less. >> this is for people who sweat a lot. >> right. >> brave lady, it will be all right. >> deborah has been my patient since i got out of residency. she and her whole family so i just love her. >> what are you doing to her armpit? >> post-menopause, she has an issue with sweating. we are microwaving her sweat glands. >> microwaving them? >> right. what happens is, this is it a noninvasive -- >> does it hurt? >> not at all. >> it's a noninvasive microwave

unit basically that actually just like -- >> it slows them down? >> it actually shuts down the sweat glands and eliminates them. only 2% are under your arm pits. >> when do you this, are you sweating somewhere else later? like where is the sweat going? >> no. because you have 4 million sweat glands, this is only 2%. it shuts it down. >> your upper lip isn't going to be damp all of a sudden? >> no. two treatments three months apart. helps 90% of people. up next, we're so excited. a live performance from joshua radin. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound)

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he taught himself the guitar after his father bought hione. on a whim he has been making music ever since. >> joshua radin's songs have been used over 100 times in different films and tv shows. now he is about to release his fourth album called "underwater." >> wow! >> it's going to drop next tuesday. we're so happy you're back with us to sing a little something for us. >> thanks for having me. >> you're hitting the road? >> i'm on the road right now. >> tell us where you're headed. >> well, the fall tour i think back in the states. i don't even know what day or place we start. but it's in september/october. >> check it out on

joshuaradin.com? >> yeah. >> what is great about this song, you can download it immediately? >> today you can download it and preorder the new album which comes out tuesday. >> what is the name of the song? >> this one is called "tomorrow is gonna be better." >> i bet i'm going to like this one. >> you chose it. >> of course i did. >> great to have you, josh. >> thanks. ♪ sometimes it's easier to hide away ♪ ♪ when the winter comes and it's shorter days ♪ ♪ but i know the dark clouds won't stay ♪ ♪ tomorrow is gonna be better ♪ sometimes it's easier to hit the road ♪ ♪ when the world is giving you a heavy load ♪ ♪ but if you stay and face it

♪ i know tomorrow is gonna be better ♪ ♪ let the rain fall ♪ let the rain fall ♪ till the day is new and all that's left is just me and you ♪ ♪ the best part of us is part of me ♪ ♪ so with you is where i'd rather be ♪ ♪ but if you can't i understand ♪ ♪ i still believe tomorrow is gonna be better ♪ ♪ let the rain fall ♪ let the rain fall ♪ till the day's new and all that's left is just me and you ♪ ♪ i know it's just one of those days ♪ ♪ but you stay strong

i'm gonna find a way to take it all ♪ ♪ and make it okay ♪ tomorrow is gonna be better ♪ tomorrow is gonna be better ♪ let the rain fall ♪ let the rain fall ♪ till the day's new and all that's left is just me and you ♪ ♪ let the rain fall ♪ let the rain fall ♪ till the day's new and all that's left is just me and you ♪ ♪ and all that's left is just me and you ♪

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