Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dreadnox
Canonical path: /dreadnox/echoes-at-midnight
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Echoes At Midnight
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Echoes At Midnight
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It’s time to find out
Things from nowhere
Even if the eyes can’t see the truth
When the night falls
Sad, so lonely
It comes to me like a confident
Oh! I hear your sound...your sound
It’s the echoes at midnight
Unsolved cases
The walls bear witness
Bloody handprints everywhere
The touch of evil
Look out! The night is coming
There are no more secrets to hide
Oh! I hear your sound...your sound
It’s the echoes at midnight
It’s time to find
From nowhere
The eyes are so blind
Drive your fate!
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