Twilight Tune
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Twilight Tune
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Tune emitting from my head
I play on my guitar
Sung it in the burned -out night
To a star
Just a sad sweet melody
I can't recall the words
But haunting like no song
I'd ever heard
I sing for lonely hearts
I sip my wine
Between the light and dark
Just passing time
I see the morning messenger
The paper hits the lawn
Is there news to tell me
Why she's gone
I sing for lonely hearts
I sip my wine
Between the light and dark
Just passing time
Tune emitting from my head
I play on my guitar
Sung it in the burned-out night
To a star
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Who performs "Twilight Tune"?
Charles David Sharp performs "Twilight Tune", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles David Sharp catalog on LyroVerse.
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