Shade Of Black
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Shade Of Black
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Walking over the dark roads
Who are lying ahead
Feeling the treetops
Walking over my head
Watch those eyes again
All of them painted in a different shade of black
Could I run or should I hide?
Do they disappear when I forget?
Turn the lights on
Let me lie down in your arms
I'm pulling the knife out
And cut some light in this canvas
Watch those eyes again
All of them painted in a different shade of black
Should I run or should I hide?
Do they disappear when I forget?
Just give me the light in the back of my head
I need a light in the back of my head
I know there's a light in the back of my head
Just give me the light in the back of my head
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Thomas Azier performs "Shade Of Black", and this lyric page sits inside the Thomas Azier catalog on LyroVerse.
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