For many years I felt like a man
Feeling his way through darkness
This priceless treasure
For which Ive searched

Appeared to me nothing more
Than a mirage in the sea
But when the vision faded
From this struggle and dream
Suddenly my illusion is diary
I've now discovered what is reality
Sunshine, sunshine, sunshine
Ive found you

Even if you're only
Even if you're only
Even if you're only
Destined for a while
Sunshine, sunshine, sunshine

Ive found you
Even if you're only
Destined for a while
I'll be both most impressions

And I arrive this with a smile
As the picture book shows Stanley
Standing at the source of the Nile


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