Sunrise To Sunset
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Sunrise To Sunset
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6 o'clock in the morning...i'm sipping' a cup of black coffee
Wondering did you make it home all right
I thought about the things that you said
Although it made no difference
I tried to work it out in my head
Then i saw you there with a tear in your eye
You said it was because of that other guy
From sunrise to sunset, i thought you'd be with me
But then you gave me one chance and we'll dance one last dance
Cuz the music won't stop till it's over
6 o'clock in the afternoon
From sunrise to sunset is really soon when i can't spend it with you
Lost myself in the blink of an eye.
Don't know why i sit here and i cry over you but i do
Then you called me and told me it's over
It's over
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