Sunrise Sunset

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The document is lyrics to the song "Sunrise Sunset" from the musical Fiddler on the Roof, sung by Perry Como. The song reflects on how quickly children grow up, asking rhetorically if the little girl and boy are the same ones from yesterday and expressing how swiftly the years and seasons pass, both happy and full of tears.

sunrise sunset performed by Perry Como (1912 - 2001) music by Jerry Bock words by Sheldon Harnick sound on & autorun

i don’t remember growing older when did they?

when did she get to be a beauty? Kim Novak

wasn’t it yesterday that they were small?

when did she get to be a beauty? Natalie Wood

sunrise sunset ( in memory of Perry Como) Ha Quang Thuan, April 19, 2009

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