Midnight Flyer
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Midnight Flyer
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Can you hear it coming in the midnight sky
Can you hear it running, feel it getting nearer
In the cold night air, can you feel the fear there
It's the midnight flyer, so you'd best beware
It's the midnight flyer
Can you feel the power taking you away
It's the darkest hour, ain't no use in fighting
You might just as well give in
It's as fast as lightning
It's the midnight flyer
So you'd best, you'd best, you'd best beware
It's the midnight flyer
Give him a chance and he'll steal your soul
Cast him a glance and your blood runs cold
You can run, you can hide, but you know deep inside
That you'll ride the midnight flyer
Midnight flyer ...
Take me higher ...
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David Byron performs "Midnight Flyer", and this lyric page sits inside the David Byron catalog on LyroVerse.
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