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My Lovely Sunshine

In the desert of desolation, I feel this all-too-familiar frustration I yearn for something more You're the one that I adore You're the one that I adore You deserted me long ago The wind moves to and fro I was wondering where you've gone Maybe in the wilderness, drenched in sun You wear a striped shirt like an expert I wear whatever I want with little effort I'm growing weary You got all teary Purging out sin out of my life Is easier said than done This ain't a good mixture - peace and strife Still missing California's sun You manipulated me, But I don't mind anymore Nothing matters much, baby You're the one that I adore Although you hurt me to the core Let the sun scorch on Like the delightful dawn Fresh and fine you look today Please don't hurt me this darksome day Break me like the dusk of dangerous dreams Dark and mysterious you came out to be Mischievous manias I've experienced - it screams At the top of its lungs inside my head that beats on repeatedly My lovely sunshine I wish you were truly mine I miss your radiant shine Reluctantly, I take a glimpse at the moonshine In spite of today's lamentable day, I'd rather sleep in bed all night long All along, all alone in utter dismay My life is like a door bell, ringing "ding dong" Dear lovely sunshine, Please don't let me go tonight I'm drunk off of poverty's wine Shine a light my direction with undying might Let's dine this fine, fine day At least I'll be having my way With you around, I'm above the ground You make me feel like the sky I'm your sunrise...a desert that is oh so dry But moist with delight and joy I'm as happy as a little boy With candy in his pockets and smiling with glee My lovely sunshine, will you ever stay with me?

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