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Sunrays
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Rock
Sunrays은(는) {albumName} 앨범에 수록된 곡으로 2019년 5월 2일일에 658119 Records DK2에서 발매되었습니다.Sunrays - Single
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발매일2019년 5월 2일
라벨658119 Records DK2
언어English
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크레딧

작곡 및 작사
Marc Signer
Marc Signer
작사가 겸 작곡가
Gino Andereggen
Gino Andereggen
작사가 겸 작곡가

가사

I used to sit and stare right through my window frame
To see the streetlights glare for what felt like hours then
What am I supposed to do? What does it lead me to?
So many questions but not a single answer there
Can’t seem to get a hold of my thoughts and peace oh well
My mind is playing games with me but we‘ll be fine as far as I can see
Do you remember last summer at the lake
The streets were getting darker and the forest seemed to fade
As the last bits of the sun rays fought their fights against the moon
And our hands were holding tighter while the sparkles were set loose
So I‘m gonna pack my things, write me off, don‘t count me in
I‘m off for better days and nights filled with songs to sing
Bye friends and family we will meet again. If you wanna join me come and take my hand
I‘ll be on the road to search for my purpose and new words
To sing along with you, and help to you get through
The same things that I‘ve felt before, believe me you are not alone
I‘m so far
So far away
From everything
That was meant to be
All the things
Seemed so certainly
Determined to be
Set in stone for me
Do you remember last summer at the lake
The streets were getting darker and the forest seemed to fade
As the last bits of the sun rays fought their fights against the moon
And our hands were holding tighter while the sparkles were set loose
Do you remember last summer at the lake
The streets were getting darker and the forest seemed to fade
As the last bits of the sun rays fought their fights against the moon
And our hands were holding tighter while the sparkles were set loose
Do you remember (last summer at the lake)?
As it‘s getting darker (our souls begin to fade)
We‘re spreading further (away from reality)
Can you remember (blowing sparkles in the wind)
Written by: Gino Andereggen, Marc Signer
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