Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hans Theessink
Canonical path: /hans-theessink/darkest-hour
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Darkest Hour
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Darkest Hour
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Oh the sun is nearly rising
And the night is almost gone
And the night is almost gone
The darkest hour is just before dawn
Won't you cuddle up a little closer
Mama won't you hold my hand
Mama won't you hold my hand
The blues is creeping on me
Got to loose 'em if I can
Oh, the sun is nearly rising
I can hear the rooster crowing
Mama 't ain't long fore day
Mama 't ain't long fore day
Wait for the sunshine
To drive my blues away
Oh, the sun is nearly rising
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Hans Theessink performs "Darkest Hour", and this lyric page sits inside the Hans Theessink catalog on LyroVerse.
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