Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Moody Blues
Canonical path: /moody-blues/the-sunset
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Sunset
Read The Sunset lyrics by The Moody Blues on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Sunset
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When the Sun Goes Down,
And the Clouds All Frown,
Night Has Begun For the Sunset.
See It With Your Eyes,
Earth Re-energized
By the Sun's Rays Every Day.
Take a Look Out There,
Planets Everywhere.
When the Sun Goes Down
And the Clouds All Frown,
Night Has Begun For the Sunset.
Shadows On the Ground
Never Make a Sound,
Fading Away in the Sunset.
Night Has Now Become
Day For Everyone.
I Can See It All
From This Great Height.
I Can Feel the Sun
Slipping Out of Sight
And the World Still Goes On
Through the Night.
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