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Artist: Doyle Bramhall
Canonical path: /doyle-bramhall/chasing-the-sun
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Chasing The Sun
Read Chasing The Sun lyrics by Doyle Bramhall on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Chasing The Sun
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Like a leaf that's free, I will blow away
Night will bring darkness, and I will lose my way
I'm in the middle of springtime
I'm chasing my sun, I'm drowing in the tears
I'm chasing the sun, and I'm watching the years go by
I watch the river flowing. And it always changes
Waterfalls ahead, and I will float away
I'm in the middle of springtime
I'm chasing my sun, I'm drowing in the tears
I'm chasing the sun, and I'm watching the years go by
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Doyle Bramhall performs "Chasing The Sun", and this lyric page sits inside the Doyle Bramhall catalog on LyroVerse.
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