Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Oliver
Canonical path: /oliver/sunday-mornin-
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Sunday Mornin'
Read Sunday Mornin' lyrics by Oliver on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunday Mornin'
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Sunday morning
Sun shining from your eyes
Sleepy face
Smiling into mine
Sunday morning
Lots of time with nothing to do
Lots of time to spend with you
On Sunday morning
It's so quiet in the street
We can hear the sound of feet walking by
I'll put coffee on to brew
We can have a cup or two
And do what other people do
On Sunday morning
Sunday morning, Sunday morning, Sunday, Sunday
I love Sunday, Sunday morning
Come hold me in your arms
I love you
Everything's alright
Sunday morning
Everything's alright
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Oliver performs "Sunday Mornin'", and this lyric page sits inside the Oliver catalog on LyroVerse.
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