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The Sun

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The Sun

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May you rise like a sunbeam, ready for the climb

Cause somebody somewhere’s waiting for your light

May you bring in the hope when shadows descend

Till the Sun comes out again

May the fire in your eyes shine brightly and warm

And let every friend know they are safe from the storm

WIll you always believe the rainfall will end

And the Sun will come out again

May the sweet song of laughter fill up your rooms

The smiles you give, come right back to you

May the sentry that stationed in front of your heart

Move gently aside when love comes to call

Just know there’s a difference between broken and bent

And the Sun will come out again

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