The Golden Hour
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The Golden Hour
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You spent all your life
Between the neon signs
Waiting for sunrise
While your hands are tied
Waiting for a sign
You keep your head up high
You better take some lessons
On how to count your blessings
If you ever wanna change
Now you’re drowning in a whiskey sour
You always lose it in the golden hour
In the golden hour
Add a shot of light pollution
And a spoonful of confusion
In the golden hour
You spent half the night
Waiting for low tide
Trying to get it right
You better take some lessons
On how to count your blessings
If you ever wanna change
Now you’re drowning in a whiskey sour
You always lose it in the golden hour
In the golden hour
Add a shot of light pollution
And a spoonful of confusion
In the golden hour
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Who performs "The Golden Hour"?
Milow performs "The Golden Hour", and this lyric page sits inside the Milow catalog on LyroVerse.
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