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Faith Evans ~ Sunny Days


[Chorus] You turn the rain into sunny days You take the clouds away Baby you're the one I feel like heaven's a step away He sent an angel my way Baby you're the one I remember when I used to be afraid to love again But now I realize That you're the one who brings the sun You turn [Chorus] Something real I can feel I was searching for I didn't wanna hurt no more Then you came, made a change Since you came and made it right I can love you all my days [Chorus] Can you tell me where would I be? What would I do if I hadn't found you? Though I've been in love before You can be compared to none Cuz you really bring the sun [Chorus] I always try to hide the way that I feel But I can't lie That you're the one for me You bring me ecstasy [Chorus x2] Sunshine in my life No more stormy days Sunshine in my life No more stormy days Sunshine in my life No more stormy days more free lyrics

[Chorus]

You turn the rain into sunny days
You take the clouds away
Baby you're the one
I feel like heaven's a step away
He sent an angel my way
Baby you're the one

I remember when
I used to be afraid to love again
But now I realize
That you're the one who brings the sun
You turn

[Chorus]

Something real I can feel
I was searching for
I didn't wanna hurt no more
Then you came, made a change
Since you came and made it right
I can love you all my days

[Chorus]

Can you tell me where would I be?
What would I do if I hadn't found you?
Though I've been in love before
You can be compared to none
Cuz you really bring the sun

[Chorus]

I always try to hide the way that I feel
But I can't lie
That you're the one for me
You bring me ecstasy

[Chorus x2]

Sunshine in my life
No more stormy days
Sunshine in my life
No more stormy days
Sunshine in my life
No more stormy days

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