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Into The Sun
 
  Rising, setting, been trying to get into the sun, yeah.
Wanting, getting, gonna’ get more, baby, when I’m done.

All my life I had been waiting, then you turn me on.
Now there’ll be no hesitating, I’m getting into the sun.

Growing, knowing, you learn more everyday, yeah.
Needing, succeeding, sun, don’t go away.

Things are changing for the better, now I’m not afraid.
I’ll be writing you a letter, ’cause I just got paid.

Growing, knowing, you learn more everyday, yeah.
Needing, succeeding, sun, don’t go away.

Things are changing for the better, now I’m not afraid.
I’ll be writing you a letter, ’cause I just got paid.




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