Sunrise
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Sunrise
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Sunrise
I see the sunrise
I see a moment of danger
A life gets messed up
The more I see, the more it gets stranger
Oh my Lord
Hear us now
Time is short
Don't let me down
Fall by the wayside
See people struggling over
Please mend our broken hearts
And help us when we get older
Please help to guide us
To see the beauty that lives inside us
Its all around us
I know that it will always surround us
Oh my Lord
Hear us now
Time goes on
Plese heal us now
I see the sunrise
New light is opening my eyes
Please make it alright
And ease the suffering of night
And in the daytime
Let there be happiness, joy and sunlight
I'll look for a sign
And pray from morning, noon until its night
Oh my Lord
Hear us now
Time is short
Don't let me down
Oh my Lord
Hear us now
Time goes on
Don't let me down
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