October's Song
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October's Song
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Mother step to the light that’s before you
Mother change in the seasons I see
Winter’s on the rise
Autumn still in my eyes
Reborn as daylight dies
The night of the longest goodbyes
New life is passing us by
How do we get down the mountain we climb day by day
What do we do when the light that we shine fades away
Father saving our places in time
Passing into the sublime
Oh oh father
Life has gone to sleep
Strength through your memory
Silent and so serene
I'm scared of what can not be seen
But I’ll see you again in between
How do we get down the mountain we climb day by day
What do we do when the light that we shine fades away
We leave the prayers and confessions behind, day by day
Waiting on fate to bring something divine to be saved
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Who performs "October's Song"?
Skid Row performs "October's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Skid Row catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 18 And Life and Another Dick In The System with a short reason for opening each page next.
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