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SUNNY SUNDAY
02:40
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SUNNY SUNDAY
I wear, a t-shirt, for this sunny Sunday morning
And I drive, my blue car, to meet you at the same place.
And I speak to you, and we close our eyes, to forget how we stay, and realize who we are.
And I speak to you, and we close our eyes, to forget how we stay, and realize who we are.
And I speak to you, and we close our eyes, to forget how we stay, and realize who we are.
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WHAT HAPPENED, IT HAPPENED.
It has been a long , the darkest night, and what i have to think about…
And are you still alive, little child, look at your face, are you a dreamer?
Don’t be so sad, look at your face, your tears are falling down.
What happened, it happened, what happened, it happened.
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AS YOU CAN SEE
02:54
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AS YOU CAN SEE.
As you can see,
Our ballroom, is the rainbow
From the storm,
our ballroom, is the rainbow
by the lights, our shadows
dance, dance, dance on the wall
dance, dance, dance on the wall
As you can see,
Our ballroom, is the rainbow
From the storm,
our ballroom, is the rainbow
by the lights, our shadows
dance, dance, dance on the wall
dance, dance, dance on the wall
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