Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Red Birds
Canonical path: /red-birds/night-in-the-desert
Related lyric paths: 6
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Night in the Desert
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Night in the Desert
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Night in the desert
With no one
Just she and me
A sky painted black
And some stars
A huge moon
And in the sand around us
Have some candles
Forming a great
Circle of love
Is dark and cold
But a warm hug
Burn our hearts
Eye by eye, our first and last
Kiss of the night
And in this moment
I fell in myself
And I saw
I was sleeping
That was just a good dream
I cried once
Cried twice
Cried a hundred million of times
I have no idea if you deserve
One single tear of my eyes
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