Lyra
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Lyra
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Wake in the day, and twilight was bleeding
I took the last train home
With colours repeating
Call it the silence you needed
You'll awaken my weakness and call it a sign
See it 'cause I was in an honest haste
In the night I was always afraid of the dark
Don't leave me now, you'll shiver my bones
Don't start a fire, you'll be burning our homes
Wake in the night, colours are cold and still
Tender your sight, it didn't seem right
The way that you lied
And call it the silence you needed
In the night I was always afraid of the dark
Don't leave me now
You'll shiver my bones
Don't start a fire
You'll be burning our homes
Call it all alone
You see it all just to make it known
Burn that seed that you know
At the end of the road
Don't leave me now, you'll shiver my bones
Don't start a fire, you'll be burning our homes
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Island (London) performs "Lyra", and this lyric page sits inside the Island (London) catalog on LyroVerse.
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