Lighthouse
 - written by Skip Prokop, Bob McBride and P. McGraw
 - as recorded by Lighthouse on the 1971 album "One Fine Morning"
 - peaked at #27 on the CHUM Chart (Toronto, Canada) in April 1971

 Walkin' down by the river
 Hangin' down my head
 I chanced to stop for a moment
 A stranger beckoned and then he said:

 "Walk down the road of life, a-happy as can be
 But not so happy, yeah, that you can't see
 Be very careful, mm-hmm, everywhere you go
 Take it very slow"

 Hats off to the stranger
 For tellin' me what he knows
 I said, Lord, I here ya
 And I'm walkin' slow
 Just a singin' Hallelujah, Hallelujah
 Let a little sunshine down on me
 Make this feelin' grow-ow-ow-ow

 Walkin' down by the river
 His words warmin' up my soul
 He called to me from the other side:
 "There's one more thing ya gotta know, yeah"

 "Nobody's perfect, boy, not me or you
 It doesn't matter what you say or do
 But you could be singin', yeah, a better tune
 Singin' whoa-oh-oh"

 ------ brief instrumental break ------

 "Yeah, all the things that I have said
 You've probably heard them all before
 But the way that you'll hear them from me
 Is like you never heard them before"

 Hats off to the stranger
 For tellin' me what he knows
 I said, Lord, I here ya
 And I'm walkin' slow, yeah
 Hats off to the stranger
 For tellin' me what he knows
 I said, Lord, I here ya
 And I'm walkin' slow
 Yeah, I said
 Hats off to the stranger
 For tellin' me what he knows
 I said, Lord, I here ya
 And I'm walkin' slow
 Just a singin' Hallelujah, oh yeah, Hallelujah
 Let a little sunshine down on me
 Make this feelin' grow
 A little louder
 Hallelujah, sing it out loud, Hallelujah
 Let a little sunshine down on me
 Make this feelin' grow