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Artist: Angry Samoans
Canonical path: /angry-samoans/staring-at-the-sun
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Staring At The Sun
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Staring At The Sun
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The Sun comes out twice a day
I cannot move I can't get away
So long ago when my life was young
I did not know the dangers of the Sun
And I'm staring, staring
At the Sun... at the Sun.
The 85th planet from the Sun
It's so very cold
It's so fucking cold
And I'm staring, staring
At the Sun... at the Sun.
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