Sunshine
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Sunshine
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Sunshine, you may find my window
But you won't find me
And sunshine, I've got my friend of darkness here
Tonight to hide me.
So sunshine, as far as I'm concerned
I'm where I want to be
And sunshine, as far as you're concerned
Don't be concerned for me.
cos she doesn't love me anymore
she doesn't want me, Lord
she doesn't need me anymore
she grew tired of chasing rainbows
but I loved her true
and God you know I tried.
And I guess she was right
cos I'm at the end
I found the part but there's no golden sun.
So sunshine, can't you see I'm not alone
Don't bother me
And sunshine, pick up your dawn
And move on down the street.
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Who performs "Sunshine"?
Kenny Rogers performs "Sunshine", and this lyric page sits inside the Kenny Rogers catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Love Lifted Me and We Don't Make Love Anymore with a short reason for opening each page next.
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