On a clear day I can see far ahead in front of me,
The sky above imagines a god, but on another day I'm...
And when I fall the hurt won't show up on me I only hope.
And if I follow you along well then I'll rise up.

CHORUS:
And when the burning sun it falls in my eyes,
Is when I come upon another sunrise.
Well I will walk alone 'cause I'm not scared to die,
On a clearer day in the sunshine.


And when I hear the angels sing down from up above,
Well I won't fear a thing or hear the things I've done.
Only know that you're in a place inside my heart,
And no matter where I go, we will never part.

CHORUS:
And when the burning sun it falls in my eyes,
Is when I come upon another sunrise.
Well I will walk alone 'cause I'm not scared to die,
On a clearer day in the sunshine.






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On a Clear Day Lyrics as written by Matthew Mark Mchugh

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    one of the best guitar riffs i have heard in a long day. they are a lot like john butler trio

    joe2000on May 04, 2006   Link

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