Sunrise

PETER TOWNSHEND

You take away the breath I was keeping for sunrise
You appear and the morning looks drab in my eyes
And then again, I'll turn down love
Having seen you again
Once more you'll disappear
My morning put to shame

You take away the breath I was keeping for sunrise
You appear and the morning looks drab in my eyes
And then again I'll turn down love, having seen you again
Once more you'll disappear
My morning put to shame

Sometimes I fear that this will go on my life through
Each day I spend in an echoed vision of you
And then again I'll turn down love
Remembering your smile
My every day is spent
Thinking of you all the while

The times I've let myself down
My head's spinning 'round
My eyes see only you
The chances I've lost, opportunities tossed
Away and into the blue

You take away the breath I was keeping for sunrise
You appear and the morning looks drab in my eyes
And then again I'll turn down love
Having seen you again
Then again you'll disappear
My morning put to shame

Trivia about the song Sunrise by The Who

On which albums was the song “Sunrise” released by The Who?
The Who released the song on the albums “The Who Sell Out” in 1967 and “Thirty Years of Maximum R&B” in 1994.
Who composed the song “Sunrise” by The Who?
The song “Sunrise” by The Who was composed by PETER TOWNSHEND.

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