The Morning's Call
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The Morning's Call
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Every night comes to an end
And the dark must make way to the incoming light
For how magic was this dream
A new dawn comes in place of the night
Look at the rising sun
It's calling sleepers to wake
Black is turning into blue
Blue will turn then into black in this turnabout
It's time to go, pale moon
The sunlight claims for it's time
When sun rises up
It's time to awake
And leave your dreams with the dying night
Stand up and live
Walk in the new dawn, and hear the morning's call
Turn your head in bed
And be ready to leave the lands of fantasy
Time to go back to reality
But I'll live on inside your mind
It's time to go, pale moon
The sunlight claims for it's time
When sun rises up
It's time to awake
And leave your dreams with the dying night
Stand up and live
Walk in the new dawn, and hear the morning's call
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Who performs "The Morning's Call"?
Labyrinth performs "The Morning's Call", and this lyric page sits inside the Labyrinth catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Chance and L. Y. A. F. H. (Light Years Away From Here) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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