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Sunbeam (Single Version)
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San Francisco felt worn down last night
I could almost hear the painted ladies sigh
I can walk Balboa any night without the street lamps on
City lights shine black now that you are gone
Let the fog blow through my chest for all I care
Used to be magic, now it's just cold air
Even though I knew that we were wrong
City lights shine black now that you are gone
Can you see me
Disappearing
Bursting into light?
I'm turning into a sunbeam
Dissolving just like a daydream
Into the poise of the blue sky
I wish that I could explain why
Do you ever get the feel there's something more?
Like we're standing on eternity's trap door
Been staring at the sun so long I can't see the dawn
And the lights shine black now that you are gone
Strips are peeling
Off the ceiling
I'll slip through just fine
I'm turning into a sunbeam
Dissolving just like a daydream
Into the poise of the blue sky
I wish that I could explain why
When did I start believing
I've only ever been a tide receding from the shore
I once existed past this moment
I won't always be trapped
In a revolving door
I'm running out of place I can hide
Too many half-acquainted ghosts of former lives
If I slip away without a word to anyone I know
Will the lights stay black everywhere I go?
I'm turning into a sunbeam
Done with dark
I'm Mr. Sunshine now
Done with dark
I'm Mr. Sunshine now
Done with dark
I'm Mr. Sunshine now
Watch me dissolve like a daydream
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