Staring At The Sun
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Staring At The Sun
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When I was a child, and din't know any better
I used to stare at the sun for minutes at a time. And
After a while, the bright golden circle of the sun
Would melt away into the blue of the sky
Like I was looking at a deep blue sky within a sky
Someone asked me about her the other day
And I found myself standing there describing her
Her eyes - lost in the thought of her eyes
Such a deep, deep blue ...
Like staring into the sun
When I was a child, and didn't know any better
I used to stare at the sun
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