One Sunny Day
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One Sunny Day
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Help me baby
Help me take my blues away
Help me baby
Help me take my blues away
Wake up one morning
Feel good one sunny day
Times I've wondered
Why it is a lonesome day
Times I've wondered
Why it is a lonesome day
I see you walking
See you walking away
All I want from you
Is more then I can do
There's one thing that I know
I'll never let you go
Although the people say
I shouldn't treat you this way
Help me baby
Help me take my blues away
Wake up one morning
Feel good one sunny day
All I want from you
Is more then I can do
There's one thing that I know
I'll never let you go
Although the people say
I shouldn't treat you this way
Help me baby
Help me take my blues away
Wake up one morning
Feel good one sunny day
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Who performs "One Sunny Day"?
Fleetwood Mac performs "One Sunny Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Fleetwood Mac catalog on LyroVerse.
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