Sunlight
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Sunlight
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In a search for the words I filled page after page
Still not sure what to say
The knot in my chest is not in my chest
It's just a trick of the brain
Could you share a little piece of your sunlight?
Or carry me off in the cold night?
I don't really care where I land
Could you teach me how to walk in the moonlight?
Or show me how to bury these old knives?
I'd like to get them out of my hands
So I'm back at the start to try my new hand
This all looks the same
But now I'm further along; I'm not at the start
Another trick of the brain
Could you share a little piece of your sunlight?
Or carry me off in the cold night?
I don't really care where I land
Could you teach me how to walk in the moonlight?
Or show me how to bury these old knives?
I'd like to get them out of my hands
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Radical Face performs "Sunlight", and this lyric page sits inside the Radical Face catalog on LyroVerse.
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