John Mark McMillan
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Ominous

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: John Mark McMillan Canonical path: /john-mark-mcmillan/ominous Related lyric paths: 6
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Ominous

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Six round in the hands of a killer

I am dangerous in your arms

We are the midnight city siren

On the back of wisdom

Crying against the wasteland boulevard

I am, i mean, you are with me

Well, we are

Ominous tonight

Six strings in the hands of a poet

I am poetry in your eyes

So light me up with a song

Stain the sky with my burning

And i will not apologize

Who's gonna cry if i won't?

Who's gonna shine if i don't?

Who's gonna bring it down?

Where is the hope in this crowd of indifferent

Where is the truth if it's not in my mouth

I am, i mean, you are with me

Well, we are

Ominous tonight

Six a.m. In the hands of the morning

I am a skyline

You are the sun

Deep between our meeting

The heavens are receeding

And the stars fade one by one

I am, i mean, you are with me

Well, we are

Ominous tonight

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