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Artist: Anna von Hausswolff
Canonical path: /anna-von-hausswolff/sun-rise
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sun Rise
Read Sun Rise lyrics by Anna von Hausswolff on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sun Rise
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Did you know the perfect life?
Did you get too much of it?
Can you hear the people sigh?
Whoa
Do you know I'm alright?
Whoa
Did you get her number right?
Whoa
Did you miss the sun rise?
Whoa
Can you see the river shine?
Whoa
But can you feel the charm in it?
Whoa
The men are walking by
Whoa
But can you see them smile?
Whoa
Is evergreen good smelling trees?
Whoa
Can you smell me by now?
Whoa
Seeing through a crack of life
Whoa
Did you get it all right?
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Anna von Hausswolff performs "Sun Rise", and this lyric page sits inside the Anna von Hausswolff catalog on LyroVerse.
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