The Guardian - Like The Sun lyrics

See my life in a movie show A hiding place I used to know Played an actor's role that stole from my true part Take me down the road a ways And I'm thankful for these better days I never dreamed you’d love me like you do My it seems it’s been a long and lonely winter I hear your voice in the morning When I'm sad I feel you smile and whisper to me Every little thing will be alright Like the sun Comes shinin' through my window Breaks the darkness in the early morning light Sing a song of sixpence And a pocket full of rye In the fall it seems the blackbirds fly away And there's times I'm feelin' not so strong Can't face another highway song Then I remember That you're never too far away As I walk down this lonely stretch of highway I hear your voice callin' me back home When I'm sad I feel you smile and whisper to me Every little thing will be alright Like the sun Comes shinin' through my window Breaks the darkness in the early morning light Long ago and so far away Lives a dream, a dream I used to know Like the sun in the morning Shinin' on my face, you bring me home again Home again to you I'm so glad To feel you smile And whisper to me Every little thing will be alright Like the sun Shinin' through my window