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| Sammy Hagar - Father Sun |
Sammy Hagar - Father Sun Lyrics and Youtube Music VideosAlbum:
Sammy Hagar and Friends Released:
2013 I sing this song to the rising sun
I sing this song when the day is done
But I can't wait for the morning come
Sing my song to my
Father SunHey
Hey
Nothin' comes more guaranteed
Guarateed eternity
There before and when I'm gone
Father Sun keeps shining on
Sun, sun, sun
Waiting on the light
Sun, sun, sun
Do me right
Heal my body, warm my soul
Brown my skin to a golden glow
Simple song and it's simply sung
Ode to my Father Sun
Sun, sun, sun
Bring on the light
Sun, sun, sun
You got to do me right
Bring on fire in the sky
Bringin' on the light
Sun, sun, sun
Now when you gonna come
Hey
Hey
Beam of light or grain of sand
For every woman, child or man
Power of this world for free
With solar electricity
Sun, sun, sun
Waiting on the light
Sun, sun, sun
You got to do me right
Bring on fire in the sky
Bringin' on the light
Sun, sun, sun
When you gonna come
Sun, sun, sun
Writer/s: HAGAR, SAMMY
Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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LyricFindFather Sun This duet with Sammy's son Aaron Hagar is a track from Sammy Hagar and Friends, the vocalist's first-ever Rock collaborations album. He told Jam! Music the inspiration for this song. "I go to this little island called Taha'a and there's about 60 people on it," he explained. "I said, 'Okay, I'm taking my family the day after Christmas. No guitar. No tape recorders. No music.' ... I was there about four days and every night at dinner they'd bring in these people from these islands. A lady beating on a drum - boom, boom, boom - and these Tahitian ukuleles and these weird string instruments and they would sing the most beautiful music, French Polynesian music. Anyways, I got so damn inspired that I bought one of those instruments off a guy, 'cause you couldn't go anywhere to buy one, so I said, 'Just sell me your thing.' And I started writing on it and wrote the song called 'Father Sun.'" Hagar told Jam Music how his son Aaron ended up singing on this song. " At 40 he decides now he's going to be a singer," he explained, "He just kills me 'cause he's such a great artist. He can sing. He can play instruments. He can paint ... He's really creative, paints, draws, sculpts, builds cars from scratch. So he can do anything but if he wants to pursue a musical career, he's got good talent. I asked him to do it."