Sunny Day
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Sunny Day
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An I walk home through all the cold
The sun went down hours ago
I don't know why but you've been on my mind
You think you can fall in love everyday
It's just somebody else to hold you close
But carry you so far away
And i'm sick of all your song and dance
You'll push away the ones that understand
And it's true that I think you could use a sunny day
But I think it's a thing that's only up to you to make
It's not too late
Years I thought I felt so down, looking back
I think those might have been the best years that I ever had
It's funny how when we were young
We couldn't wait till we grew up
But now we're wishing it would all slow down
And the days just go by way too fast
Forget about the things that make you sad
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Justin Levinson performs "Sunny Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Justin Levinson catalog on LyroVerse.
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