From the second that I met you
I was trying to forget you
I just found my equilibrium
It was shaking in a basement
I think I finally qualify
To be considered a human
And although it was a pleasure
I hope I never see you later
No, Not excited to see you
It's just sunshine in my head
I'm all set with my poison
And a little crumb of bread
Even though a year has gone
And I thought I had immunity
I thinking I'll go back to one
Such a wasted opportunity
I really miss the sound of me
When I was 8 years old
And nothing could ever go wrong
David Adam Greenbaum - Sunshine Lyrics
David Adam Greenbaum - Sunshine Lyrics
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From the second that I met you
I was trying to forget you
I just found my equilibrium
It was shaking in a basement
I think I finally qualify
To be considered a human
And although it was a pleasure
I hope I never see you later
No, Not excited to see you
It's just sunshine in my head
I'm all set with my poison
And a little crumb of bread
Even though a year has gone
And I thought I had immunity
I thinking I'll go back to one
Such a wasted opportunity
I really miss the sound of me
When I was 8 years old
And nothing could ever go wrong
I was trying to forget you
I just found my equilibrium
It was shaking in a basement
I think I finally qualify
To be considered a human
And although it was a pleasure
I hope I never see you later
No, Not excited to see you
It's just sunshine in my head
I'm all set with my poison
And a little crumb of bread
Even though a year has gone
And I thought I had immunity
I thinking I'll go back to one
Such a wasted opportunity
I really miss the sound of me
When I was 8 years old
And nothing could ever go wrong
Writer: Larry Walker II, John Stratton, Nidya Garcia
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Performed By: David Adam Greenbaum
Length: 3:10
Written by: Larry Walker II, John Stratton, Nidya Garcia