Diamond Field
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Diamond Field
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From the Top of the Hill You Can See All the Lights
Of the Diamond Field, a Treasure Buried in Plain Sight
Where One Man's Loss Is Another Man's Gain
And no One Cares About Anything, Worth Caring About
Chorus:
Shall We Go to the Diamond Field Tonight
Tightrope Walking in the Web of Light
Shall We Go to the Diamond Field An' Try, to Seek the Fortune in Their Eyes
One By One the Lights Go Out and the Diamond Field Begins to Fade
It Turns Back Into Cement and Stone, Brick and Asphalt, Flesh and Bone
(Chorus)
(Solo)
Shall We Go to the Diamond Field Tonight
Tightrope Walk Beneath the Web of Light
Electric Angles Move Against the Night, Shining in the Diamond Field
(Shining in the Diamond Field)
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Cadell Meryn performs "Diamond Field", and this lyric page sits inside the Cadell Meryn catalog on LyroVerse.
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