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America ~ Till The Sun Comes Up Again


Written by gerry beckley, ©1972 Found on homecoming. Think i'll write a different song Got a feeling it might take a long time Singin' it over again, i can't recall just how it used to be Voices across the sea Mm, mm, mm. Will she come to me, to keep me company Won't know till the sun comes up again Gotta take the good with the bad Sometimes i wish i never had my say Always goes that way, or is it just the way i feel today? Voices across the way Mm, mm, mm. Will she come to me, to keep me company Won't know till the sun comes up again Won't know till the sun comes up again Won't know till the sun comes up again Won't know till the sun comes up again Won't know till the sun comes up again Won't know till the sun comes up again more free lyrics

Written by gerry beckley, ©1972
Found on homecoming.

Think i'll write a different song
Got a feeling it might take a long time
Singin' it over again, i can't recall just how it used to be
Voices across the sea
Mm, mm, mm.

Will she come to me, to keep me company
Won't know till the sun comes up again

Gotta take the good with the bad
Sometimes i wish i never had my say
Always goes that way, or is it just the way i feel today?
Voices across the way
Mm, mm, mm.

Will she come to me, to keep me company
Won't know till the sun comes up again
Won't know till the sun comes up again
Won't know till the sun comes up again
Won't know till the sun comes up again
Won't know till the sun comes up again
Won't know till the sun comes up again

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