Evening Sun
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Evening Sun
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All the colors of the evening Sun
On your sweet face
Take me home
Like the fullness of the midnight Moon
Pure and simple
I love you
So few hold the hand of faithfulness
I can't let up
Mad for you
It is good to find a lover in this life
Take her to the waters and never ever leave her out to dry
But my father always sang this chord
Set your eyes upon the Lord
Set your eyes upon the Lord
Oh the feeling when I kissed your mouth
Middle of night
Such relief
Ain't no currency to buy your heart
Pure as gold is
What reward
It is good to find a lover in this life
Take her to the waters and never ever leave her out to dry
But my father always sang this chord
Set your eyes upon the Lord
Set your eyes upon the Lord
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