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"Here Comes the ___," 1969 Beatles song about the end of a long winter, embracing new beginnings, and the arrival of brighter days — Daily Themed Crossword Answer
This clue appeared in the January 5 2026 Daily Themed Crossword. The answer is below, with its letter count.
The answer
SUN
3 letters
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January 5 2026
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Daily Themed Crossword January 5 2026
SUN
Hard ___, song by Indio covered by Eddie Vedder for the movie "Into The Wild"
SUN
3
Earth's source of heat and light
SUN
3
Mercury's neighbor
SUN
3
Hard ___ song by Indio covered by Eddie Vedder for the movie Into The Wild
SUN
3
Hard ___ song by Indio covered by Eddie Vedder for the movie Into The Wild
SUN
3
Clothes dryer, in warmer countries
SUN
3
What's for lunch? (1/6) "Capri ___, '80s drink that I would totally trade for a Squeezit or an Ecto Cooler at lunch!"
SUN
3
Earth's star
SUN
3
(5/6) "The rays are getting hotter. You look up to find this round blazing fireball almost overhead! Your car is fixed, and you get going!"
SUN
3
Arizona State ___ Devils, mischievous name shared by 26 intercollegiate athletic teams that represent Arizona State University at NCAA
SUN
3
Day-time shiner
SUN
3
Giant ball of fire in the center of our Solar System that lent its name to the noble gas, Helium
SUN
3
"Why ___ the chicken cross the road?"
DID
3
Doorstep floor item
MAT
3
Midday snooze
NAP
3
Adam's partner in Eden
EVE
3
"In this day and ___ ..." (at the present time)
AGE
3
Pass a test with flying colors
ACE
3
Doctor's charge
FEE
3
Male sheep (anagram of "mars")
RAMS
4
Actor Alan ___ of "The West Wing"
ALDA
4
Cookbook entry with instructions
RECIPE
6
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