Halloween
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Halloween
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Tonight the boys dress up like dreamers
Preparing the long way to their war
The girls dress up like nightmares with their hunter
Shadows open up their eyes
They start to move, oh, they have to eat
The kids are crawling down the street
Dreamers, nightmares, soon they will meet
Tonight the boys dress up like dreamers
Preparing the long way to their show
Dead girls are hiding in their ghost ships
Silently whistling us all
Laughing nightmares float away
And the ghost ship sails away from this dream
Haunted dreamers scared and grey
They close their eyes, but shadows they meet
Tell me how can I wake up again?
Tell me how can I wake up again?
Tell me how can I wake up again?
Tell me how can I wake up again?
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Sóley performs "Halloween", and this lyric page sits inside the Sóley catalog on LyroVerse.
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