Look At
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Look At
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Look at the Sun
Till the clouds start to cry
With tears of twilight
That blind the Sun’s light
The Sun leaves the sky
Look at the stars
Let push out so bright
But daylight’s waiting
And the stars will start fading
There’s heat with the night
I know the Sun will shine again
It always shines after the rains gone
But the Sun has time to wait
And I’m afraid that I am not
The kind that’s strong enough to hold on
If you’re gone
Look at my dreams
They’re again beginning to fall apart
They’re disappearing
The end is nearing
As they leave with your heart
As they leave with your heart
Look at the Sun
Look at the stars
Look at my dreams
Look at the Sun
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Who performs "Look At"?
Tony Orlando And Dawn performs "Look At", and this lyric page sits inside the Tony Orlando And Dawn catalog on LyroVerse.
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