Here Comes The Sun Again
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Here Comes The Sun Again
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Kingdoms and queens they all bow down to you,
Branches and ranch hands are bowin' too
And Ive taken off my straw hat for you, singing
Here comes the sun again
The leaves on the trees they all call out your name,
Chrome on the freight line shines the same
And the stars in their cars roll their tops down for you singing,
Here comes the sun again
Oh but if you're gunna stay show some mercy today
Blow a little breeze on my face
Snow banks drift down the hillside for you,
Slides inside sandy river before the day is through,
And before evenin' falls I may find myself there too, singing
Here comes the sun again
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