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Artist: Jethro Tull
Canonical path: /jethro-tull/sunshine-day
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Sunshine Day
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Sunshine Day
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Woke up this morning to look at things in their funny way.
Why can't they be like they used to be only yesterday?
Ooh, bring back my sunshine day.
I look at things that once were mine with such despair.
Why do the things I say only fall on empty air?
Ooh, bring back my sunshine day.
My mind cried, "Bring back my sunshine day."
I say the things I used to say, but they don't seem right.
Why does this world seem like the darkest endless night?
Ooh, bring back my sunshine day.
Bring back my sunshine day.
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