Theme From Midnight Express
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Theme From Midnight Express
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As the night is leaving - silently retreating down an empty hall
Suddenly a stirring - finally recurring where I let it fall
Following the wanderings of a dream - a dream that keeps my soul alive
Believing in an open sky - believing in a love.
Dancing with a stranger - careless of the danger there within his smile
While the dew was forming - breathing in the morning like a sleeping child.
If the memory of the light should fade - horizons reaching cold and blue
Until your heart is free to fly - then I will keep the sun for you.
Until you touch the open sky - then I will keep the sun for you
Until we never say goodby - then I will keep the sun for you.
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Giorgio Moroder performs "Theme From Midnight Express", and this lyric page sits inside the Giorgio Moroder catalog on LyroVerse.
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