Rosie Sunshine Lyrics

Underneath of tulip trees, the shadows start to fall

The sun's gone down and put herself to bed

But I watch her as she goes, leaving skylines tinged with rose

Rosie sunshine, wake me up like morning light

As the Cumberland flows south, you're just the way I see you now

In the back church lot where clouds blanket the sky

Though we can't quite see the moon, we both know I'll come home soon

Rosie sunshine, you're in every windblown sigh

Rosie sunshine, what a life I live

What a day this is, what an hour for a kiss

Does every green thing in the world sprout from behind of your eyelids

Rosie sunshine

In an old abandoned town, by a brook we settle down

Bubbling water singles out our great escape

Where the land is quiet sand, it will sift right through your hand

Rosie sunshine, you're the maker and the maid

Heave ho, I'm making flowers out of snow

I place them in the icebox praying they don't die

Then I strap it to my back, 500 pounds of stainless black

And march until I dilute into the sky

Rosie sunshine, what a life I live

What a day this is, what an hour for a kiss

Does every golden shower fall down from your crown like honey bliss

Rosie sunshine