What The Sun Come Up
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What The Sun Come Up
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24/4, now i say things are lookin' up, but I could be drunk
I’m just, gone tomorrow, I'm on time
If you get busy that's fine, just don’t get stuck. (uh)
And fall, and fall, watch it go
Down, down, down, down
Like a brand new summer rain
(Uh) Lovin' that you’re takin' it's toll, tell you everything that I know
But it don’t mean much. When you’re in a rush
Just, thinking of taking it slow
We can never paint that [?] till the sun comes up
And watch the sun come up
Now watch it go down, down, down, down
Like a brand new summer rain
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Mac Miller performs "What The Sun Come Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Mac Miller catalog on LyroVerse.
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