Soft Light
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Soft Light
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Flame flickers a soft light
Born from the midnight
Strokes slowly to her side
Secrets sworn concealed tight
See the strange fires
Billow from her vacant eyes
Strange fires
Melting through my distant guise
Strange fires
Billow from her vacant eyes
Strange fires
Melting through my distant guise
Flame flickers a soft light (from a love we cannot touch)
Born from the midnight (how lovely it's to be)
Strokes slowly to her side (from above we let you shine)
Secrets sworn concealed tight (close your keeps until it comes)
See the strange fires
Billow from her vacant eyes
Strange fires
Melting through my distant guise
Strange fires
Billow from her vacant eyes
Strange fires
Melting through my distant guise
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Who performs "Soft Light"?
Miami Horror performs "Soft Light", and this lyric page sits inside the Miami Horror catalog on LyroVerse.
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