Shine On Golden Sun
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Shine On Golden Sun
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In a forest deep down a well
Covered in snow
Lies a secret of kings long ago
Winter's blanket melting away
Under the sun
Shadows warn of darkness to come
Shine on golden sun
Show man's darkest deed
Wake the roses of tomorrow
Burn their thorns of greed
A weary soldier stops for a drink
And closes his eyes
As heaven fills with fireflies
A cold wind whispers into his ear
A story to tell
His freedom rings from inside the well
Shine on golden sun
Show man's darkest deed
Wake the roses of tomorrow
Burn their thorns of greed
Now the truth is known
The son will rise and journey home
Returning to his rightful throne
Shine on golden sun
Show man's darkest deed
Wake the roses of tomorrow
Burn their thorns of greed
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Who performs "Shine On Golden Sun"?
Lana Lane performs "Shine On Golden Sun", and this lyric page sits inside the Lana Lane catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Do it again and Nights In White Satin with a short reason for opening each page next.
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