Midnight At Noon
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Midnight At Noon
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the sun has set beyond the western sky
and with the coming night you hear 'em cry
from the fear they were overrun
from the hurricane they were spun
the candle has lost the flame
cause they play the final game
out from the dust they danced apart from all
all warnings overheard until they call
the storm has turned the tides
all is changing from left to right
the gloom it came over them
again and again
(chorus)
as we stand here in vain we're awaiting soon
the falling twilight of midnight at noon
there's no sun to see there's only one moon
cause it's midnight at noon
the sun has set beyond the western sky
and with the coming night you hear 'em cry
from the fear they were overrun
from the hurricane they were spun
the candle has lost the flame
cause they play the final game
(chorus)
(repeat twice)
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