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Artist: The Twilight Singers
Canonical path: /the-twilight-singers/martin-eden
Related lyric paths: 6
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Martin Eden
Read Martin Eden lyrics by The Twilight Singers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Martin Eden
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Black out the windows
I'ts pary time
You know how I love stormy weather
So, let's all play suicide
The crowd wants you bleeding
The eyes from your head
Get off your knees
You'll be fine-
How wide?
How deep the river?
Black-as dark as night
How long?
How far?
I'll know when I get to the other side
Whatever it is you've stolen
I'll recognize
I'll sympathize
I reckon that I've seen it all-
and start falling-
I breathe in
Unchain myself-
Tonite's the night
No wind, rain, conversation-
Brings me back alive tonite
How wide?
How deep the river black as night?
Black out the windows
It's party time
I see a light
That I recognize...
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The Twilight Singers performs "Martin Eden", and this lyric page sits inside the The Twilight Singers catalog on LyroVerse.
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