Carolina Sunshine Girl
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Carolina Sunshine Girl
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Moon moon I can see you smilin' low
You made me think of a sweetheart
A little girl that I loved so
After I've wondered the whole night through
Wonderin' if you think of me
While I'm on my lonesome thinkin' of someone
I'm thinkin' only of you
My Carolina sunshine girl
You have turned my heart to stone
My Carolina sunshine Girl
You have left me all alone
I wonder why I sit and cry
When I really should laugh
At your little old photograph
For you're the sweetest angel in this world
And I love love love you
My Carolina sunshine girl
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Bill Monroe performs "Carolina Sunshine Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Monroe catalog on LyroVerse.
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