Nightgale's Eyes
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Nightgale's Eyes
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Nightingale's eyes, what secret lies in their worth?
Raven's tears they cry
But all the while they softly lie and spie on you
Nightingale's eyes, what will they find left behind?
Craven master spy
With heart remiss for those who could not find the truth
We're blinded
So we're hiding
Dying to be.
We're hiding from the fighting
Longing to see
We're waiting for someone to speak
And set us all free
Nighingale's eyes can free the ties on our hands.
Craven master spies
Can they find the key that unlock the past?
We're hiding from the fighting
Longing to see
We're waiting for someone to speak
And set us all free
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Dragon Age performs "Nightgale's Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Dragon Age catalog on LyroVerse.
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