Sunrise
Sunrise Lyrics: A finicky Affinity For Soliloquy In my mind I can't believe You're kidding me We'll never see You again After all this time I thought you Were so alive I always thought you were okay but Surprise You hid it all in your smile To be lost again, I know It must be...
By Andrew Southworth
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Sunrise Lyrics:
A finicky Affinity For Soliloquy In my mind I can't believe You're kidding me We'll never see You again After all this time I thought you Were so alive I always thought you were okay but Surprise You hid it all in your smile To be lost again, I know It must be hard to show After all this time I thought you Were so alive I always thought you were okay but Surprise I just want to see the sunrise I could never hear your cries I just wanna see the sunrise Wanna see your cries Wanna see a surprise Lost again, now You hid it all in your smile After all this time I thought you Were so alive I always thought you were okay but Surprise A finicky Affinity For Soliloquy In my mind I can't believe You're kidding me We'll never see You again Lost again, now I just want to see the sunrise I could never hear your cries I just wanna see the sunrise Wanna see your cries Wanna see a surprise
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