She Came Shining
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She Came Shining
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David Surkamp - Douglas Rayburn
I used to see light in your eyes
But I don't see it anymore
And all those promises you made to me
I don't need them anymore
I used to waste
Hours in bed
And I came to close to follow
Follow you down
I used to phone you thousands of times
And now you never seem to call
And all the songs that I've sung to you
I don't sing them anymore
I used to waste
Hours in bed
And I came to close to follow
Follow you down
And I'm leaving cause I'm all over you
And do you think that's fine
And I don't mind
Do you think that's fine
And I don't mind at all
Cause she came shining
She came shining
And Chinatown it ain't never seemed so bad
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