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Chaka Khan ~ Walkin' In The Sun


Things have been goin' wrong long enough to know Everything is right Been walkin' in the dark long enough to know Finally seen the light Been losin' long enough to know when i've finally won And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun I've cried enough tears to know This feeling's called a smile Been bottom rung long enough to know When i'm doin' it in style Been run long to know There's no more need to run And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun Oh, the wind is at my back And i'm sailin' on a ship that's overdue Well i've blown so many chances I ain't gonna blow this one with you I've seen enough bad times to know Good times have begun And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun more free lyrics

Things have been goin' wrong long enough to know
Everything is right
Been walkin' in the dark long enough to know
Finally seen the light
Been losin' long enough to know when i've finally won
And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun

I've cried enough tears to know
This feeling's called a smile
Been bottom rung long enough to know
When i'm doin' it in style
Been run long to know
There's no more need to run
And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun

Oh, the wind is at my back
And i'm sailin' on a ship that's overdue
Well i've blown so many chances
I ain't gonna blow this one with you
I've seen enough bad times to know
Good times have begun
And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun
And even a blind man can tell when he's walkin' in the sun

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