Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Yeasayer
Canonical path: /yeasayer/sunrise
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sunrise
Read Sunrise lyrics by Yeasayer on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunrise
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It all started with a stumble
And I get old and I get humble
The sky cracked a million ways
Making me blind
And as the trees grew higher and higher
And the fish began to fly
I went and stole some wings
And thought why can't I
Get in the sunrise
I want to get in the sunrise
Put the world upon your shoulder
I'll stay young while I watch everyone getting older
You can take a million years
Out of my head
But I'm starting to lose my place
In the circles that I trace
And if I let go only then
Will my face
Get in the sunrise
I want to get in the sunrise
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