Fire In The Night
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Fire In The Night
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Standing in line
In the shadow of the twin-spired cathedral
Waiting for the woman who feeds
All the united people
There's no need to hurry, now
As you turn on the light
No need to worry, now
There's a time for the cross to expire
Like a fire in the night
Waiting in line
For the coming of the great lord redeemer
Hoping that his heavenly alms
Can reveal the great healer
There's no need to hurry, now
As you turn on the light
No need to worry, now
There's a time for the cross to expire
Like a fire in the night
No need to hurry, now
As you turn on the light
No need to worry, now
This is time for cross to expire
Like a fire in the night
Like a fire in the night
Yeah ! fire in the night
Like a fire in the night
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