Death Walks at Midnight
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Death Walks at Midnight
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Approaching darkness we wonder
How we made it out alive
Torn flesh, cold hearts
and still we run
trying to survive
Daylight & Night compete for sky
and you start to beg
dont even try, there is no mercy
Time has given up on you
Destroy the clocks
and calandars too
Because we're not alright
As clocks strike
Midnight
I'm on the prowl looking for blood
it never is enough
Cover your necks and keep the pace
Be strong, the fight is tough
Repeat Pre CH & CH
Run away if you wanna survive
Embrace the day
cuz dusk is when we will rise
we've got an endless thirst for blood
and yours alone is not enough
Bodies grow tired...
...soon the whole world will join us
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