Sunshine go away today
Don't feel much like dancing
Some man's gone he's trying to run my life
Don't know what he's asking
He tells me I better get in line
I can't hear what he's saying
When I grow up I'm gonna make him mine
Please help dude I'm in pain
How much does it cost?
I'll buy it
The time is all we lost
I'll try it
He can't even run his own life
Be damned if he'll run mine
Sunshine
Sunshine go away today
I don't feel much like dancing
Some man's gone he's trying to run my life
Don't know what he's asking
When working starts to make me wonder to wear
The feats are what I do, I'm going
He says in love and war all is fair
He's got cards he ain't showing
How much does it cost?
I'll buy it
The time is all we lost
I'll try it
He can't even run his own life
Be damned if he'll run mine
Sunshine
Sunshine go away today
I can't feel much like singing
And this old world, she's gonna turn around
The brand new bells will be a-ringing
Paul Westerberg is an American singer-songwriter and musician, born in Duluth, Minnesota, on March 5, 1959. He is best known as the founder, lead vocalist, and primary songwriter of The Replacements, one of the most influential alternative rock bands of the 1980s. Westerberg characterized his music with introspective lyrics and catchy melodies, often focusing on themes of disillusionment, loneliness, and melancholy. After the dissolution of The Replacements in 1991, Westerberg continued to release solo albums, maintaining a loyal following thanks to his authentic songwriting and direct musical style. Among his most representative songs are "Bastards of Young", "Alex Chilton", "I Will Dare" and "Waiting for the Evening".
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