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Barry McGuire

Hey World!

 

Hey World!

(album: Lighten Up - 1974)


Nighttime is a-running
From a daytime that's coming
With a Sonshine to show everyone
All you shadows take a warning
'Cause here comes the morning
And we've been reborn in the Son

I said, hey world!
Well, it's time for the morning to come
Hey world!
You know the darkness will die in the dawn

Sunbeam golden
Glories morning fill the sky
Golden children of the morning
Seem to fly to the Son
He's the One we've been waiting for
Don't you know
We're gonna go
Where we've never been before
Here we go, here we go
Here we go, here we go
It's the Sonshine, Sonshine
Sonshine, Sonshine

And a million years after
We'll still hear the laughter
'Cause it's only one single day
Why, the bells will be ringing
And the children be singing
In the light of the Son
Come to stay
In the light of the Son
Come to stay

Hey world!
Hey world!
Why, the Sonshine is soon coming on
The darkness will die in the dawn
The children will be moving on
Yeah, the shadows are soon to be gone
Why, look up, 'cause here comes the Son
Wake up, the nighttime is gone
Well, get up and welcome the Son
Here comes the Son, here comes the Son

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