Sunshine
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Sunshine
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I used to walk around and feel so fine
But then you came in
Saying you could love me more
Than anyone I've seen
You came closer, you made me feel
As if I were king
Fell in love with you my world
Got bright you were with me
You showed me love, you made me smile
You brought me sunshine in your eyes
But when you left you taught me…
How to cry for countless nights
Time didn't seem to pass
Wondered how long it would take
Till I was healed at last
Fade away, find a way
Nothing you could say would do
Oh, it's hard when you feel blue
And all you need is you
You showed me love, you made me smile
You brought me sunshine in your eyes
But when you left you taught me… how to cry.
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