Another Day Of Sun

●I think about that day ●I left him at a Greyhound station West of Santa Fe ●We were seventeen but he was sweet and it was true ●Still I did what I had to do 'Cause I just knew ●Summer sunday nights ●We'd sink into our seats Right as they dimmed out all the lights ●A technicolor world made out of music and machine ●It called me to be on that screen ●And live inside each scene ◆●Without a nickel to my name ◆●Hopped a bus, here I came Could be brave or just insane ◆●We'll have to see ●'Cause maybe in that sleepy town ●He'll sit one day, the lights are down He'll see my face and ●think of how he - - ◆●- - used to know me ◆●Climb these hills I'm reaching for the heights ◆●And chasing all the lights that shine ◆●And when they let you down ◆●You get up off the ground ◆●'Cause morning rolls around and it's another day of sun ◆I hear 'em ev'ry day ◆The rhythms in the canyons That'll never fade away ◆The ballads in the barrooms left by those who came before ◆They say “You gotta want it more” ◆So I bang on ev'ry door ●And even when the answer's“no” or when my money's running low ●The dusty mic and neon glow are all I need ◆And someday as I sing my song a small-town kid'll come along ◆●That'll be the thing to push him on and go go ◆●Climb these hills I'm reaching for the heights ◆●And chasing all the lights that shine ◆●And when they let you down ◆●You get up off the ground ◆●'Cause morning rolls around and it's another day of sun ●And when they let you down ●The morning rolls around ◆●It's another day of sun ◆●It's another day of sun ◆●It's another day of sun ◆●It's another day of sun ◆●Just another day of sun ◆●It's another day of sun ◆●Another day has just begun ◆●It's another day of sun ◆●It's another day of sun