Dark Days
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Dark Days
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Speak your words carved in stone
We're safe tonight, home sweet home
Rivers of hatred and violence in bloom
This iron curtain divides me from you
And I know why your rage dies
And when it dies, why?
Dark days are gone
Yes, they're gone my friend
Dark days are gone
To the sea, to the sea
Heal your red wounded sky
The endless showers of wicked rain
Rivers rise, 'til we're drowning in our rage
I know why your rage dies
And when it dies, why?
Dark days are gone
Yes, they're gone my friend
Dark days are gone,
Gone to the sea
The winds of change will cut through this city in pain
Hold on, hold on
Dark days are gone
Yes, they're gone my friend
Dark days are gone
Gone to the sea
Dark days are gone
They're gone my friend
Dark days are gone
Dark days are gone...
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Joshua Perahia performs "Dark Days", and this lyric page sits inside the Joshua Perahia catalog on LyroVerse.
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