The Witching Hour
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The Witching Hour
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In a long forgotten time
The land is ruled by evil eyes
(Those fools)
Commanded by hollowed books
Soon to be overruled
The teaves that fall in autumns gaze
Are carry by howling winds
Across a fleeting sunset grove
As the world burns, yeah
Stoke the fire
I'll be there
When you are all alone
Stoke the fire
I'll be there
I'll be there
Beyond the veil of midnight stir
The wicked ones that own the night
Silver wings as she takes flight
As the world burns, yeah
Stoke the fire
I'll be there
When you are all alone
Stoke the fire
I'll be there
I'll be there
As the world burns, yeah
Stoke the fire
I'll be there
When you are all alone
Stoke the fire
I'll be there
I'll be there
Witching hour
The witching hour has come
The witching hour is here, oh-woah
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Crown Lands performs "The Witching Hour", and this lyric page sits inside the Crown Lands catalog on LyroVerse.
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