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[Verse 1]
Wake up, there's a new day dawning
I think I'll take a little walk for a while
I need shades 'cause the sun is blinding
And I can see for miles and miles
Yeah, I can feel the earth beneath me
I lie down, we are as one
And they look but they cannot find me
I'm off and heading for the sun
[Chorus]
I’m getting colder
I feel a chill in the air
There's a change in the weather
Here it comes again
Now I can feel the rain
[Post-Chorus]
The wind that brings on the change
Is taking me over
The wind that brings on the rain
Is making me older
[Verse 2]
Downtown the moon is shining
I'm going to dress it up in style
My business everybody's minding
Oh, I need to get away for a while
[Chorus]
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"Cloudburst" is a song by Oasis from the album Live Forever - Single, released in 1994. The song was written by Noel Gallagher. It was produced by Mark Coyle, Oasis.
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Oasis →I'm getting colder
I feel a chill in the air
There's a change in the weather
Here it comes again
Now I can feel the rain, oh yeah
[Post-Chorus]
The wind that brings on the change
Is taking me over
The wind that brings on the rain
Is making me older
[Instrumental Outro]
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