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Alphaville ~ Welcome To The Sun


It's the start of the season The dawning is near The age of fish comes announcing the news of the year The tiger returns to the jungle The wolf comes home to his yard When you say it feels good to be back Then it's just one step further on to the heart Getting over, getting over It's the start of the season Creep out of the arc Leave your sticky asylum behind and step out of the dark There's an open horizon before us There is a rainbow under my eyes The detector reads low radiation And you are fearless to rise til you're high Getting over, getting over It's the start of the season Over the land A mockingbird is singing a song near the tide's restaurant As you undress your movie-blue diving suit Your innocent skin shines so white We shall be one Under the sun Right here in the power of the light Come to the summer Welcome to the sun Come to the summer Welcome To the Sun.... Welcome more free lyrics

It's the start of the season
The dawning is near
The age of fish comes announcing the news of the year

The tiger returns to the jungle
The wolf comes home to his yard
When you say it feels good to be back
Then it's just one step further on to the heart

Getting over, getting over

It's the start of the season
Creep out of the arc

Leave your sticky asylum behind and step out of the dark
There's an open horizon before us
There is a rainbow under my eyes

The detector reads low radiation
And you are fearless to rise til you're high

Getting over, getting over

It's the start of the season
Over the land
A mockingbird is singing a song near the tide's restaurant

As you undress your movie-blue diving suit
Your innocent skin shines so white

We shall be one
Under the sun
Right here in the power of the light

Come to the summer
Welcome to the sun
Come to the summer
Welcome
To the
Sun....

Welcome

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