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Artist: Stanley Brothers
Canonical path: /stanley-brothers/midnight-storm
Related lyric paths: 6
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Midnight Storm
Read Midnight Storm lyrics by Stanley Brothers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Midnight Storm
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We were wed in the hills of ol' Virginia
We were happy there together all alone
But I strayed away from my darlin
Through this dark and stormy night I'm goin home
When the high wind blows from heaven
I whisper your name alone
I'm on my way back darlin'
As the midnight storm rolls on
When the cold dreary rain starts fallin
And the clouds hide the bright golden moon
As I see your face right before me
I can cry as I sing this lonesome tune
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Stanley Brothers performs "Midnight Storm", and this lyric page sits inside the Stanley Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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