Solved: A little help please

I was in a store earlier, and they were playing music, as in alot of big stores do lol. A song came on I have heard before on Classic rock stations. The biggest give away to this song, is after the chorus, a saxophone plays, and I mean the sound of it, is almost identical to Bob Segers - Turn the Page (the saxophone only). The singer sounded to me as a man. (sorta hard to hear when you have people every where talking and yelling) So I tried to listen my best, and the only bit of lyrics I could pick up, was something like "you wake up a new day starts the sunrises a new day starts" Im not saying those are exact, but I do rem the keywords "you wake up, starts, sun rises, starts" I am thinking though the biggest part to giving the name of this song is the saxophone, I dont think many popular songs would have the same sound. I searched all over google but came up with nothing, so if someone will help, greatly appreciated.

My wild guess is "Time" by Pink Floyd

Oh no, I know that song definitely isn't it. Like I said, the saxophone in Bob Segers - Turn the Page, in this song its almost identical!

Next wild guesses are:

"Will The Sun Rise?" by Stratovarius
"Rise" by Bad Brains
"Sun Comes Up" by John Legend

Nope neither of those 3.
If it helps, the singer sounded as a white male.
This song I am going to say is a 80's, a soft sound to it. The man speaks clearly in his words. no yelling or anything.
But yeah what I believe will be the dead give away here is with the Saxophone, that is a major part of this song, you hear it all throughout the entire song, especially the part right after the chorus.

More wild guesses...

"Never Even There" by 32 Leaves
"Grey Days" by A.C.M.J.

GERRY RAFFERTY - BAKER STREET

Only one I can think of with similar sax.

maybe SUPERTRAMP ?

they use saxophone a lot;

Tahira

There we go.
Logan thanks so much thats the song! its much appreciated lol

Thanks to you as well Atmaster for the help.
Tahira thanks for trying too

Ok you can close this one now if you'd like.

Good tune. You're welcome Maj. What a lucky (and fortunate) guess! Enjoy your song.