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Artist: Sdib
Canonical path: /sdib/midnight-hour
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Midnight Hour
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Midnight Hour
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Remembering the time,
When you would make me see
And all i ever said,
Was why can't that be me?
But i learned to trust in you my friend,
More than anything,
And thinking back to the summers on the homestead
When i first heard you sing
After the midnight hour,
You and i will fly together
After the midnight hour,
It will be just you, it will be just me
I need to say i love you
But i learned to trust in you my friend,
More than anything,
And thinking back to the summers on the homestead
When i first heard you sing
I need to say i love you
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