Sunrise Comes Too Soon
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Sunrise Comes Too Soon
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Sunrise following our goodbyes
Following the night like you
Disappeared too soon
But it stays
Hear it in the morning waves
Spinning from the night with you
Underneath the half moon
Close my eyes
And you'll still be here with me
Close my eyes
The sunrise comes too soon
So I lay
Lounging though and endless day
Dreaming of tonight with you
And everything we'll do.
Its just time
From mundane to the sublime
From waiting for tonight with you
Underneath the half moon
Close my eyes
And you'll still be here with me
Close my eyes
Well I might come over
Just to tide me over
Cause the waiting might kill me
If I don't come over
Why does time move slowly
When I'm not with you
And the sunrise comes too soon.
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Late Night Alumni performs "Sunrise Comes Too Soon", and this lyric page sits inside the Late Night Alumni catalog on LyroVerse.
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