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Artist: Enation
Canonical path: /enation/bleak-sunrise
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Bleak Sunrise
Read Bleak Sunrise lyrics by Enation on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bleak Sunrise
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Shining down
[mumbling]
And I hear the church bells, they take me higher
And I'm going there in man's desire . . . Oh Lord
And I'm waiting for the cloud to take me higher
And I'm down on my knees, can't you feel it? . . . Oh Lord
And I'm under the gun, I see a sun
And I taste the glory that's coming down . . . Oh Lord
Wake me up, wake me up, wake me up
Tell me
[mumbling]
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