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Artist: Gene Vincent
Canonical path: /gene-vincent/the-day-the-world-turned-blue
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The Day The World Turned Blue
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The Day The World Turned Blue
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Love is like a window pane
The sun shines in, but it stops the rain
They say that love is blind
To me this is so true
The day the world turned blue
A pill, I thought everything was funny
A pill, and I thought our walks were sunny
Look what they've done to you
I swear I never knew
The day the world turned blue
The day the world turned blue...
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