Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Look Over The Walls
Canonical path: /look-over-the-walls/sunday-light
Related lyric paths: 4
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Sunday Light
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Sunday Light
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So here I am
And the sun is going down
Looking at your eyes
While the time goes passing by
I get more hypnotized
So typical and recurrent
My foolish heart
Got the hope that I
Have found someone
To reach the Sunday lights
Have found someone
And I'm starting to lose my
So here I am
And the sun is rising up
I have thought all night
The way to leave everything behind
O-oh have found someone
To reach the Sunday lights
O-oh I have found someone
And I'm starting to lose my
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