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Ex Voto - Waiting for the Dawn lyrics
I open up this dusty tomb And through the cracks the light pours out I never felt myself exposed I cannot move there's no looking back And though the night is long and hard There's always one thing that's for sure When the night gets quiet and lonely You're never sure you're quite alone A requiem for the living dead Another night I haven't slept Another night waiting for the dawn A requiem, a requiem A requiem for the living dead Another night I haven't slept Another night waiting for the dawn A requiem, a requiem Oh how much longer can this go on Night time and you're all alone Your try you can't sleep at all Wondering in the darkness The shadows move across the wall A requiem for the living dead Another night I haven't slept Another night waiting for the dawn A requiem, a requiem A requiem for the living dead Another night I haven't slept Another night waiting for the dawn A requiem, a requiem Oh how much longer can this go on And through the cracks the light pours out I never felt myself exposed I cannot move there's no looking back And though my body is worn and tired I cannot sleep my eyes won't close When the night gets quiet and lonely You never feel you're quite alone Did I hear another noise? What wast that movement in the hall? Did I see another person? Or what that movement there at all? Night time and you're all alone Your try you can't sleep at all Wondering in the darkness The shadows move across the wall A requiem for the living dead Another night I haven't slept Another night waiting for the dawn A requiem, a requiem A requiem for the living dead Another night I haven't slept Another night waiting for the dawn A requiem, a requiem Oh how much longer can this go on Oh requiem, a requiem, a requiem A requiem for the living dead Oh requiem, oh requiem |
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