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Brian Wilson ~ Happy Days


(brian wilson) New executive music bmi Dark days were plenty Never ending sorrow Only the past with Uncertain tomorrow Oh god the pain That i’ve been going through Raining in my heart To my emotional rescue I used to be So far from life No one could help me Not even my wife Oh god the pain That i’ve been going through Raining in my heart To my emotional rescue Happy days are here again The sky is blue and clear again Everybody i talk to Says, man, you’re looking cool Nature oh nature is slow to heal Nature oh nature please let me feel When he was? Oh my gosh happy days are here again I can see the twinkle in the people’s eyes Goodbye blues, happy days are here again Spread it good more free lyrics

(brian wilson)
New executive music bmi

Dark days were plenty
Never ending sorrow
Only the past with
Uncertain tomorrow
Oh god the pain
That i’ve been going through
Raining in my heart
To my emotional rescue

I used to be
So far from life
No one could help me
Not even my wife
Oh god the pain
That i’ve been going through
Raining in my heart
To my emotional rescue

Happy days are here again
The sky is blue and clear again
Everybody i talk to
Says, man, you’re looking cool

Nature oh nature is slow to heal
Nature oh nature please let me feel
When he was?

Oh my gosh happy days are here again
I can see the twinkle in the people’s eyes
Goodbye blues, happy days are here again
Spread it good

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