Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Pop Das
Canonical path: /pop-das/ordinary-sunset
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ordinary Sunset
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Ordinary Sunset
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ordinary sunset
the sun came up
in lots of spendid colours
when we woke up
and recognised each other
someone said
i think you are my brother
i gave a smile
that's all i can
remenber
ordinary sunset
when i think of you
i could use some breakfast
and so could you
a movie scene
refreshed an early memory
of you and me
and none of it seems scary
but every day
the sun came up in lots of spendour
and you would say
it's easy to surrender
ordinary sunset
when i think of you
i could use som breakfast
and so could you
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