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Artist: The Gloomcatcher
Canonical path: /the-gloomcatcher/horses
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Horses
Read Horses lyrics by The Gloomcatcher on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Horses
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When I go to sleep, I see horses
And in the silver dreams I hear voices
I won't be afraid, but I'm no miracle
Beautiful baby
So dies the young now
You know I got to ride
When I'm all alone, I see through mirrors
In the dead TV set, I see figures
I'm so afraid 'cause I'm no miracle
Beautiful baby
So dies the young now
You know I got to ride
You know I got to ride
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