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Somebody Else's Sunshine

from Biscuits & Gravity by Scott Hrabko & The Rabbits

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Somebody Else's Sunshine
© 2015, Scott Hrabko (ASCAP)

You're somebody else's sunshine now
I thought you were mine
Thought our love would be the light of day
Till the end of time
Now the bluebird sings her heart out
In some other sky
You're somebody else's sunshine now
I thought you were mine

We used to lay down in the lavender
Out behind the old, forbidden mill
And you'd whisper that you'd be my little baby
Till the day the earth stood still
But the world just keeps turning
And you're nowhere to be found
You're somebody else's sunshine, now
There's darkness all around

{Repeat Chorus}

Now the birds up in the trees
They gang up on me in song
Said, 'It's only your imagination.
She could never do you wrong.'
Oh, but they were only mocking birds
I don't believe a word
A word that I heard

I've got my very own personal raincloud
Hanging over me
Just a sad, old shadow
Where the sun used to be
And I try not to take it
So personally
Living day after day in this same gray misery

{Repeat Chorus}

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from Biscuits & Gravity, released January 24, 2015
SH - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Drums
Josh Arnold - Bass, Harmony Vocals
Emily Tummons - Harmony Vocals
Kirk Scott - Electric Guitar

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Scott Hrabko Kansas City, Missouri

Kansas City's Scott Hrabko is an independent singer/songwriter who has followed his own mercurial muse since the town's late- 80s indie rock scene.

“Hrabko’s rootsy songs are filled with trap doors, hidden nooks, and secret passageways. They’re like those dreams within comfortably familiar houses that suddenly have brand new rooms.”
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