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They [F#]say there's a sun in the [B]sky
but [C#]me, I can't imagine [F#]why.
There [B]might have been one
be[C#]fore you were gone
but [D#m]now all I [C#]see is the [B]night,
So [F#]I don't be[B]lieve in the [C#]sun[B]
[F#]How could it [B]shine down on [D#m]every[C#]one
[B] and [F#]never shine on [C#]me
[B]  [F#]How could there [C#]be
[B]  [F#]such cruel[C#]ty.

The [F#]only sun I ever [B]knew
was the [C#]beautiful one that was [F#]you.
Since [B]you went away
it's [C#]nighttime all day
and it's [D#m]usually [C#]raining [B]too.

So [F#]I don't be[B]lieve in the [C#]sun[B]
[F#]How could it [B]shine down on [D#m]every[C#]one
[B] and [F#]never shine on [C#]me
[B]  [F#]How could there [C#]be
[B]  [F#]such cruel[C#]ty.

The [B]only [F#]stars there [C#]really [F#]are
were [B]shining [F#]in your [C#]eyes.
There [B]is no [F#]sun ex[C#]cept the [F#]one
that [B]never shone [F#]on other [C#]guys.
The [B]moon to [F#]whom the [C#]poets [F#]croon
has [B]given [F#]up and [C#]died.
[C#]Astronomy will have to be revised.

So [F#]I don't be[B]lieve in the [C#]sun[B]
[F#]How could it [B]shine down on [D#m]every[C#]one
[B] and [F#]never shine on [C#]me
[B]  [F#]How could there [C#]be
[B]  [F#]such cruel[C#]ty.