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Artist: The Gault
Canonical path: /the-gault/hour-before-dawn
Related lyric paths: 5
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Hour Before Dawn
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Hour Before Dawn
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Caught in the thin light,
A small shame, a dead crime
In the hour; one hour
Before dawn
Blindness to eyes,
Dreams paralysed
In the hour; one hour
Before dawn
I found yesterday
Lying still across the frozen bed
The weight of her devours my heart
Her death is killing me again
Now i wake to a jury of corners
My head held, heavy as stone
As shadow accusers enacting my sorrows
Dance tall in her cruellest hour
The hour before dawn
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