Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun
Kevin Morby * Track #6 On Sundowner
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Don't Underestimate Midwest American Sun by Kevin Morby
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[Verse 1]
Don't go
Don't go, please
Stay here
Stay near me
My whole life baby
I have been waiting
Don't go
Don't go, please
Stay here
Stay near me
[Bridge 1]
Don't underestimate Midwest American sun
Try as you might but you will not outrun the burn
Say what you want
And do what you will
Nothing will cover the faith that's been spilled
Don't underestimate Midwest American sun
[Chorus 1]
I have fun with you
I have fun
I have fun with you
I have fun
I have fun with you
I have fun
And I hope you have fun with me too
[Verse 2]
Say a prayer for me
My love outran me
My whole life baby
Mmm, mmm
Don't run
Don't run so fast
Always, always end up last
[Bridge 2]
God bless and pray for American daughters and sons
Try as they might to take flight with clipped wings but some won't
Do what they want and say what they will
Nothing will cover the faith that's been spilled
God bless and pray for American waters and sons
[Chorus 2]
Don't outrun me
Please don't run
Please don't run from me
Please don't run
Please don't run from me
Please don't run
And I won't run from you
Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun Q&A
Who wrote Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun's ?
Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun was written by Kevin Morby.
When did Kevin Morby release Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun?
Kevin Morby released Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun on Wed Sep 23 2020.
What did Kevin Morby say about "Don't Underestimate Midwest American Sun"?
A September 2020 DIY Mag article quotes Morby saying:
‘Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun’ is my favourite song off of the new album, and the one I’m most proud of. I consider space to be a prominent instrument on the song – and here it’s as important as anything else you hear on the track. I...