Sleepy Sunday
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Sleepy Sunday
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Sunday -- doing close to nothing
Sunday, fun day -- no time for rushing
Living like kings & queens for a day
Watching the clouds roll by & away
No work all play, our time, our way
This is it -- all that matters
This is life -- Don't get better
It's a perfect come true being right
here with you
On a sleepy Sunday
Sleepy Sunday
Sunday -- no time for rushing
Sunday, fun day , doing close to nothing
Living like kings & queens for a day
Sharing our dreams... talking away
Softly, sweetly , smiles come easy
This is it -- all that matters
This is life -- Don't get better
It's a perfect come true being right
here with you
On a sleepy Sunday
Sleepy Sunday
Sunday -- a walk on the bright side
Sunday -- it sure seems to fly by
No work all play, our time, our way
Chorus
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Amy Diamond performs "Sleepy Sunday", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Diamond catalog on LyroVerse.
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