The Witching Hour
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The Witching Hour
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The witching hour was the hour that I came to you
I needed something to ease the pain
You took the palm of my hand
Studied it and said to me
It won't be long now until you're free
And I saw stars
Above
And I saw the star that you turned into
You took my heart
With you
Only particles of dust lay in my chest
As if by magic you illuminated all the skies
An effervescent glow shone all around
And even though you're gone
I know for me you always knew
I won't forget you and all you've done
For me
I saw stars
Above
And I saw the star that you turned into
You took my heart
With you
Only particles of dust lay in my chest
So the life we had was now laid down to rest
You will always own a percentage of my heart
Even though in human form
We are apart
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Autoheart performs "The Witching Hour", and this lyric page sits inside the Autoheart catalog on LyroVerse.
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