Newport Nightmare
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Newport Nightmare
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Newport nightmare, newport nightmare,
newport nightmare
it took me that day, on the hill
in the rain, to see
life is but a storm away
that day we both felt
like we never felt before
and our petty arguments
came crashing to the floor
and we hugged ourselves and prayed that
we'd live to see the night
the day we fell asleep in your arms
i don't ever pray
except for that day
and the temple on the hill
couldn't offer us anything
and we thought about
the things that we would
never ever see again
and we watched our lives
watched them wash away
life is but a dream...
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