"Sunlight (80's Version)" genre: Spiritual Pop
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	Layered Vox sugar pop. If the BackStreet Boys were in the 80's, with guitarists and plenty of crack, perhaps it would sound nothing like this.
	CD: TBA   Label: Blue Ankh Recordings Credits: Steve
	Story Behind the Song This one is about that perfect feeling you get when first meeting someone.. when your flaws and that person's flaws are not yet revealed and don't matter.. and you're willing to completely lose yourself in them. Lyrics Welcome to my weakness, humility and fall from grace. I could not be so overproud to miss out on someone like you. Clear walls, they follow us around Can see the past, but can not journey back Printed dirt, smoothing over Your steps can't be retraced ever again It would take my whole life Just to grasp a fragment of your Soul So let's stop wasting time When I never could tell you, the darkness moved through the day and the Sunlight would shine through the night when you were sleeping. (And) Now that I've told you how I feel Just know that you're never alone. In these strange days, why should we keep to our own? When every day goes by faster than the last How could you ever turn away? And it would take my whole life Just to grasp a fragment of your Mind We're running out of time! When I never could tell you, the darkness moved through the day and the Sunlight would shine through the night when you were sleeping. Don't stop... NEVER stop. In these strange days, why should we be alone? And if you leave me now... I'll still be with you when I'm not around There's no escaping. When I never could tell you, darkness moved through the day and the Sunlight would shine through the night when you were sleeping. When you're happy, you feel like you've never been sad I'd be with you even if I knew you'd hurt me. Don't forget Don't forget this moment Don't forget

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