Evening Sun
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Evening Sun
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Evening Sun
Why don't you stay
Just a little longer, please
My friends and I
Well, our party's almost over
Why don't you stay
Just a little longer please
'Cause I need you bad
I need you better
I need you bad
That I could kill
I need you bad
I need you better
Evening Sun
Why don't you stay
Just a little longer, please
My friends and I
Well, our party's almost over
Why don't you stay
Just a little longer please
'Cause I need you bad
I need you better
I need you bad
That I could kill
I need you bad
I need you better
Evening Sun
(I need you bad)
Why don't you stay
(I need you better)
Just a little longer, please
Evening Sun
(I need you bad)
(I need you better)
Evening Sun
Why don't you stay
Evening Sun
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Bliss performs "Evening Sun", and this lyric page sits inside the Bliss catalog on LyroVerse.
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