Midnight Train
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Midnight Train
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Girl, you know I’ve waited for this day
I was stuck on a puzzle, I drowned in the pouring rain
You reached out to me, you showed me the way
Your fears, like mine, they took the midnight train
Now so much of me is in your hands
And my burden’s is yours to hold, as yours is mine
Call for me, my lover
When your nights are gone astray
Every now and then we’ll need a savior
Every now and then we’ll need a hand
When you feel your bedroom walls a’crumbling
Don’t you dare to feel that you’re alone, no
You’ve been there where light seems faraway
Your shadow behind me but I couldn’t see
Reaching out for something we don’t know
Holding on to what we still don’t have
I guess we found each other in the dark
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Gustavo Bertoni performs "Midnight Train", and this lyric page sits inside the Gustavo Bertoni catalog on LyroVerse.
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