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Lyrics: Concrete Blonde
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Sun
 
  Part the dark and chase it gone
You’re the sweet and sunny one
As bright as any star tonight.
You smile like a beam of light
You can
Show me a ray
Show me a ray
Show me a ray
Show me a ray of
Sun.
Just until the morning comes
I’m the gray and cloudy one
Raining for so long, so long
Like a candle blowing in a storm
But you can
Show me a ray
Show me a ray
Show me a ray
Show me a ray
Of
Sun.




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