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Artist: Peter Frampton
Canonical path: /peter-frampton/hour-of-need
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hour of Need
Read Hour of Need lyrics by Peter Frampton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hour of Need
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I dont wanna live my life in chains
Feel these voices roaming in my brain
All they do is dig a deeper hole
Deep enough to hold my tortured soul
(Chorus)
Hear come the demons
as far as i can see
Runnin and screamin
Chasing after me
maybe im dreaming
but i know i wont be free till..
Rider and horse drown in the sea
Rider and horse drown in the sea
There aint nothing for me down these tracks
but an ugly monkey on my back
I need an angel like i need a face
Somethings a hit me like a ton of bricks
*Chorus*
*Chorus*
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Peter Frampton performs "Hour of Need", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Frampton catalog on LyroVerse.
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