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Sunday Song

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Sunday Song

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The Icicles - Sunday Song

heavy heart on a sunday morning

the winds are blowing i can feel the warning

leaves are changing there's a chill in my soul

it's time to pack my bags, i'm ready to go now

a hundred winters, keeps getting harder

my heart is heavy as the sky gets darker

i know i've got to get out of this madness

too many days overcome by sadness

heavy heart on a sunday morning

feeling so alone, i've fot no one to talk to

another day and i'm missing you

you were the only one who could ever break through

heavy heart on a sunday morning

hoping that the sun can brighten my soul

cause there's not much light left in me

the sun's the only thing that can help me to breath

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