Sunday
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Sunday
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Stormy the rain cloud called that day
He said Show me your sunshine, come out and play
Today I can't join you, but why don't you stay
Turn off the daylight, make it pour down today
It started raining, the light started to fade
Then I saw a rainbow the sun must have made
But Stormy took over, the sun was afraid
The sky was now darker, the sun had decayed
And it's mine, all mine
And I'm trying to pass the time
Everything's fine, just fine
I'm just trying to pass the time
It's raining it's pouring, I'm inspired today
With thunder and lightening everyone went away
But Stormy and I, we're different that way
When seasons are changing, I have so much to say
And it's mine, all mine
And I'm trying to pass the time
Everything's fine, just fine
I'm just trying to pass the time
You never tried to see through my silver silhouette
And you always end up with what you get
Stop to start the show and shoot the breeze but let it blow
And I could teach you how to fly...
And it's mine, all mine
And I'm trying to pass the time
Everything's fine, just fine
I'm just trying to pass the time
Sunday
This is my day
Sunday
This is my day
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