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The Midnight Croon

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Nim Vind Canonical path: /nim-vind/the-midnight-croon Related lyric paths: 6
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The Midnight Croon

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Days spent in adoration

The art of this contraption is the kill

From the heart is born the crooner

The push for his invention

The heart shaped bloodstains drown

His dreams in the moonlight

In my hallways

In my room

In my way

It's where flesh comes to flesh in the moonlight

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