Sun Arise come every mornin'
Sun Arise come every mornin'
Sun Arise come every mornin'
Bringin' back the warmth to the ground

Sun Arise fillin' up the hollow
Sun Arise fillin' up the hollow
Sun Arise fillin' up the hollow
Bringin' back the warmth to the ground

Sun Arise, she come every mornin'
Sun Arise, each and every day
Sun Arise, she come every mornin'
Sun Arise
Every every every every

She drive away the darkness everyday
She drive away the darkness everyday
She drive away your darkness everyday
Bringin' back the warmth to the ground

Sun Arise, whoa-oh-oh
Sun Arise, whoa-oh-oh
Sun Arise, whoa-oh-oh
Ever-why ever-why ever-why ever-why
(repeat to fade)


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Sun Arise Lyrics as written by Rolf Harris Harry Butler

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    A Rolf Harris song! And it's absolutely fantastic, it has to be played REALLY LOUD & it just lifts your spirits. (Yes, even those of us who'd prefer it if the sun didn't bother, thank you very much).

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