The Sun
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The Sun
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Well I see the morning coming
But you have disappeared
And all the walls are crumblin
I wish that you were here
Wish that you were here
And all the lights gone blackness in the godforesaken town
And all the streets are empty, noone is around
No one is around
So I'll wait for the sun
I'll wait for the light
Look for you to run
Lost you in the night
Chase you down by day
Morning hours away
Sleeping never comes
So I'll wait for the sun
Well that lonesome wind is blowin
Its putting on a show
And I hear that train callin
Just beggin me to go
Just beggin me to go
So I'll wait for the sun
I'll wait for the light
Look for you to run
Lost you in the night
Chase you down by day
Morning hours away
Sleeping never comes
So I'll wait for the sun
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Joe Purdy performs "The Sun", and this lyric page sits inside the Joe Purdy catalog on LyroVerse.
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