Sunshine On A Rainy Day

Emma Bunton

Ooh, ooh-ooh 

I see you in the darkness, I see you in the light
I see your eyes shining in through the night 

Make me feel, make me feel like I belong
Don't relieve me, you won't leave me here all alone 
Cast your eyes like summer skies
Bluer than the ocean, clearer than the skies (yeah!)

Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away 

You touch me with your spirit, you touch me with your heart
You touch me in the darkness, I feel it start 
Make it feel, make it feel so unreal (so unreal)
Like a wind in the desert, like a moon on the sea 

Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away

Make it feel, make it feel so unreal (so unreal)
Like a wind in the desert, like a moon on the sea (yeah!) 

Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away

Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away
Sunshine on a rainy day (sunshine)
Makes my soul, makes my soul trip, trip, trip away


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