Breaking Curfew
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Breaking Curfew
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Walk out
Through the rain
Where the sound of your own footsteps
Speak of change
When we take our refuge
In a higher place
Somewhere no one knows
We'll meet it face to face
Breaking the curfew
Walking where we want to
Dodging the big lights up on the wall
Stand tall
Stand up
Don't slip away
Thought they had you tied and beaten
Not today
When someone tries to tell you
That I was never here
Or our love is obselete
Turn away, stand clear
Look out
Don't walk away
Could have been that finest hour
Break the chains
We're the ones who feed
The wind that blow again
Screams behind the barricade
Stop the bloody rain
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Who performs "Breaking Curfew"?
Tom Cochrane performs "Breaking Curfew", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Cochrane catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to All The King´s Men and Among The Ruins (I'll Be There) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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