Midnight Voices
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Midnight Voices
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I tune into my radio
Eyes are wide, stroke of midnight
With your kiss, I rest my eyes
Bringer of the night-you take away the light
Nobody sleeps when you're away
When you're away, the darkness ends
Nobody sleeps when you're away
When you're away, the darkness ends
Poet of the stars of night
Dreamer of dreams, come to me
We're cold and tired of starless skies
Nightingale, sing your song
Let me rest my eyes
Nobody sleeps when you're away
When you're away, the darkness ends
Nobody sleeps when you're away
When you're away, the darkness ends
I hear your voice singing songs to your own tune
I hear your voice singing songs to your own tune
Nobody sleeps when you're away
When you're away, the darkness ends
Nobody sleeps when you're away
When you're away, the darkness ends
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Parallels performs "Midnight Voices", and this lyric page sits inside the Parallels catalog on LyroVerse.
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