Sun's Always Shining (In Rome)
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Sun's Always Shining (In Rome)
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A steady flow
Of rain I know
I'll start to weep and moan
But here am I
My eyes are dry
Cause the sun's always shining in Rome
I know someday
I'll fall in love to stay
Maybe the man from Munich will come
And meet me at the Coliseum
The weather here
I'll shed a tear
It hurts to be alone
Now look at me
I'm wild and free
Cause the sun's always shining in Rome
I know someday
I'll fall in love to stay
Maybe the man from New York will come
And meet me at the Coliseum
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