Hey!
(hey, hey,)

Yeah, yeah (yeah!)

Yeah, yeah (yeah!)

I've got a wound that doesn't heal,
Burning out again,
Burning out again

I've not sure which of me is real,
And I'm alone again,
Burning out again

My hope runs underneath it all,
The day that I'll be home

It won't be long, I belong,
Somewhere past the setting sun

Find me free, find me strong,
Somewhere back where I belong

Yeah, yeah, (yeah!)
Yeah, yeah, (yeah!)

Something shared with me again,
But I'm not buying it,
I'm not buying it

My wound goes deeper than the skin,
There's no hiding it,
So I'm not trying it

My hope runs underneath it all,
The day that I'll be home,

It won't be long, I belong,
Somewhere past the setting sun,
Find me free, find me strong,
Somewhere back where I belong

Yeah, yeah, (somewhere past the setting sun!)

Yeah, yeah, (yeah!)

Yeah, yeah, (going back where we belong!)

Yeah, yeah, (I'll find you,)
(the setting sun!)

Let the weak say I am strong, and it won't be long,
Let the rat say I was wrong, and it won't be wrong,
Let us find where we belong,
Beyond the setting sun,
Beyond the setting sun

Yeah, yeah,

It won't be long, I belong,
Somewhere past the setting sun,
Find me free, find me strong,
Somewhere back where I belong

Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah!)

Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah!)


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The Setting Sun Lyrics as written by Noel Gallagher Ed Simons

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Capitol CMG Publishing, Reservoir Media Management, Inc.

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    yeah..whatever goes on here[the sucky stuff]our home is still to come..soon though.

    purplieon March 05, 2009   Link

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