promise,
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promise,
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Can you hear the choir sing?
Can you hear the church bells ring?
I still can't feel anything, tonight
And the choir keeps on singing
Of a savior and a newborn king
It feels like I lost everything, tonight
But I can see a fire in the sky
In this holy night
Promise me a tomorrow
And I can hear your voice in the dark
In this holy night
Promise me a tomorrow
I don't want to play along
I don't want to sing their songs
There's nowhere that I belong, tonight
And I don't want nobody new
Baby all I want is you
Won’t you come back to me, tonight
But I can see a fire in the sky
In this holy night
Promise me a tomorrow
And I can hear your voice in the dark
In this holy night
Promise me a tomorrow
Promise me a tomorrow
(Promise me a tomorrow)
(Promise me a tomorrow)
(Promise me a tomorrow)
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Fay Wildhagen performs "promise,", and this lyric page sits inside the Fay Wildhagen catalog on LyroVerse.
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