Midnight Choir
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Requiem

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Midnight Choir Canonical path: /midnight-choir/requiem Related lyric paths: 6
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Requiem

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I know how hard you dream

I know how hard it seems

I know where the blow hurts

Yeah, I know where it hurts

Don't you know we've been down this road before?

Don't you know the sky won't leave you lonely?

It cries

Don't you think it'll heal?

Don't you know that you steal?

Don't you know that I'm liar?

With a pain in my shoe

Don't you know we've been down this road before?

Don't you know the sky won't leave you lonely?

It cries

Don't you know the clouds won't break?

You could start with no hate

I've seen a coward and I've seen a king

Sometimes they can be both things

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Midnight Choir performs "Requiem", and this lyric page sits inside the Midnight Choir catalog on LyroVerse.

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