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Artist: The Parlotones
Canonical path: /the-parlotones/sun-comes-out
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Sun Comes Out
Read Sun Comes Out lyrics by The Parlotones on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sun Comes Out
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This is more than I can take
I won't tolerate this anymore
It's more than I can take
Wake me before the sun comes out
And everything's alright
The sun comes out and everything's alright
And I take what I can get
Just don't leave me the scraps
I'm worth more
I'm worth more than that
Wake me before the sun comes out
And everything's alright
The sun comes out and everything's alright
Hold on for one more day
I don't believe in much
But for this I'll pray
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