The First Sun of the Year

by Locked Box

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The first sun of the year
It makes me appear
before your eyes

The rays through your hair
No one else is there
before my eyes

When the sky wakes up and sheds its greys
The clouds will all shy away
When the trees grow out their fur
All the colours begin to blur
The rain is still my friend
I know it will clear up again in the end

The spring, my mind explodes
Into leaves and fruity colours, it grows

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released May 7, 2012
Asger Jacobsen & Christian Haase

Many thanks to Christian Haase for producing this track!

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