’Til the Sun Goes Down Boyzone
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Some days it hits you like a ton of water
All the sons and daughters, it's a crying shame
Count your blessings as you're going under
How it makes you wonder, will it ever change?
Fix a broken coffee cup
The never ending washing up won't wait
Why do we cry when we hear Hallelujah?
It does something to you each and every line
So we all rise till we all stand together each and every one
Somewhere we belong 'till the sun goes down
Everybody needs someone to hold him
And 'cause nobody told them it would be this way
If for a moment we could taste the glory
And forget our worries, let the evening fade
Why do we cry when we hear Hallelujah?
It does something to you each and every line
So we all rise till we all stand together each and every one
Somewhere we belong 'till the sun goes down
Bruised by every consequences
So we're all sitting on the fence these days
Fix a broken coffee cup
The never ending washing up won't wait
All the sons and daughters, it's a crying shame
Count your blessings as you're going under
How it makes you wonder, will it ever change?
Fix a broken coffee cup
The never ending washing up won't wait
Why do we cry when we hear Hallelujah?
It does something to you each and every line
So we all rise till we all stand together each and every one
Somewhere we belong 'till the sun goes down
Everybody needs someone to hold him
And 'cause nobody told them it would be this way
If for a moment we could taste the glory
And forget our worries, let the evening fade
Why do we cry when we hear Hallelujah?
It does something to you each and every line
So we all rise till we all stand together each and every one
Somewhere we belong 'till the sun goes down
Bruised by every consequences
So we're all sitting on the fence these days
Fix a broken coffee cup
The never ending washing up won't wait
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