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Artist: Blackmore's Night
Canonical path: /blackmores-night/midwinter-s-night
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Midwinter's Night
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Midwinter's Night
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The bells are a-ringing
On Mid Winter's Night
The moon sets all alone
And once again I try to sleep before morning light
Too soon the sun will come a-calling over the hills in our little town
Too soon the snow will start falling over the world without a sound
While in my room dreams are a-fleeting
I close my eyes one more time
All too quickly the dawn is breaking and I must leave the night behind.
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