The Way Mickey Wears Her Shades
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The Way Mickey Wears Her Shades
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Your eyes shine like the stars in midnight to comfort you
Surrounded by the wind that will throw you back
Smile down at the machines as they reach up at you
They follow you with their eyes
Beyond the curtains the world hangs on to you
Secure yourself while it seems calm
The sea awaits you like an angel to comfort you with its lullaby
It always comes back to this,
And you return to stare through the reflection of lights
And sounds in this moment
The sea awaits you like an angel to comfort you with its lullaby
She gently whispers into your eyes
Inviting you to breathe deeply
Your eyes shine like the stars in midnight, they feed your addiction
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Amyst performs "The Way Mickey Wears Her Shades", and this lyric page sits inside the Amyst catalog on LyroVerse.
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