Maybe Tomorrow
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Maybe Tomorrow
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Come out by night time
Hide from the sunlight
I heard you sayin'
I'll never lose control
The life that you're leading
Is a candle burning
Maybe tomorrow
It will shine no more
Oh can you see the end is near
Death is coming now screaming your name
You love the night life
You think you're a bright light
That stuff you're using
Will never let you go
Say you can stop now
Anytime you want to
Maybe tomorrow is too late you know
Oh can you see the end is near
So brightly
Can't you see the candles burning at two ends
So brightly
Can't you see you're heading down a one way street
Come out by night time
Oh can you see the end is near
So brightly
It's too late, you can't run can't hide can't fight,
All the spirits of the light, in your eyes all fade away all
Fade away
So brightly
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