Things have been going wrong long enough to know
Everything is right
Been walking in the dark long enough to know
I finally see the light
I've been losing long enough to know
When I finally won
Even a blind man can tell when he's walking in the sun

Cried enough tears to know
This feeling called a smile
I've been bought around long enough to know
When I do it in style
I've been running long enough to know
There's no more need a
Even a blind man can tell when he's walking in the sun

Well the wind is at my back and I'm
Sailing on a ship that's overdue
Well I've blown so many chances that I
Ain't gonna blow this chance with you
I've seen enough bad times to know
Good times are gone
Even a blind man can tell when he's walking in the sun
Walking in the sun


Lyrics submitted by StaleCroissant, edited by Neilsgirl

Walkin' in the Sun Lyrics as written by Jeff Barry

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    My Interpretation

    I think its about finally realizing all the bad things in life aren't worth the worrying. Taking one day at a time, and thinking positive for once. He found a girl that makes him feel special, and he's not going to ruin it with his past negative out look on life.

    That's just me.

    StaleCroissanton July 07, 2009   Link

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