Dusk
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Dusk
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After sundown, I am gone - I am going home, home
So refreshing, at pre-dawn being reborn, born
Something I desire, it´s something I must have
Few things I require but this I do demand, this I do demand...
Bathe myself in darkness, like balsam for the soul
Shadows growing taller at...
Lay myself in darkness and slowly fade away
Don´t wake until after the... Dusk
Peaceful moments deep into the twilight zone
Enter darkness sweet & cold refill my soul
Bathe myself in darkness, like balsam for the soul
Shadows growing taller at... nightfall
Lay myself in darkness and slowly fade away
Don´t wake until after the... Dusk
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Notre Dame performs "Dusk", and this lyric page sits inside the Notre Dame catalog on LyroVerse.
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