You Can't See The Sun When You're Crying
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You Can't See The Sun When You're Crying
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You can't see the sun when you're crying
A tear can hide the brightest sky blue
You can't hear a song when you're sighing
No matter how the birds sing for you
Suppose you make believe your eyes were cloudy window pane
I'm sure you'd clean them up to look for rainbow when it rains
You can't see the sun when you're crying
So smile and let the sun shine through
Suppose you make believe your eyes were cloudy window pane
I'm sure you'd clean them up to look for rainbows when it rains
You can't see the sun when you're crying
So, smile and let the sun shine through
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