Out Of The Darkness
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Out Of The Darkness
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There's an empty street in an empty town
There's an old boutique selling ageing gowns
Some words on the walls that were written
By the light of the moon so bright
Can you hear me, can you her me tonight
Take me out of this darkness and in to the morning light
The rain that falls doesn't make me cry
And the wind that blows cannot hurt my eyes
But the things that i see when i turn on tv
Make me wanna lie down and die
Can you hear me, can you her me tonight
Take me out of this darkness and in to the morning light
Can you hear me
Take me out of this darkness and in to the morning light
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Chris Rea performs "Out Of The Darkness", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Rea catalog on LyroVerse.
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