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Look out your window baby
You’ll see the sun talking to the moon
Saying “How’d you come to be so blue lately
Maybe there’s a way we can work this thing through
‘Cos the world turns and the tides follow you”

Now step out your doorway darling
You can feel the breeze on your skin
That’s just the wind whisperin’ to you sweet ‘n’ low
Saying “Baby won’t you let me on in
‘Cos when you breathe me I’m one with you.”

You bring me sunshine, sweet gentle rain
Lover be my best friend
Colour my blue skies with your hand
Be my rainbow’s end

It’s the steamy rain rattle on a tin roof rising
It’s the corrugated crack of the noonday sun
It’s the scent of jasmine, children laughing
It’s the radio next door playing old love songs
It’s the long lazy shadows on the wall

You bring me sunshine, sweet gentle rain

You know your heart is a muscle and it holds your soul
And there’s more to this world than we know
Time is a measure it traces your skin
With the lines of the love held within
And only love holds the key to it all

You bring me sunshine, sweet gentle rain

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from Putting on the Dog (2011), released March 31, 2011

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Mark Lucas Sydney, Australia

Australian roots music – it’s a sense of place. In singer-songwriter Mark Lucas' word picture world you’ll encounter ghosts of the past & yearning spirits of the present, making themselves known in a variety of familiar locales, together with a motley cast of misfits & dreamers who could fit in just about anywhere there’s people & stories to tell. ... more

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