Dark Touch
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Dark Touch
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Look at me and say just what you need
Scream loud, let yourself get free
The moon is all yours tonight
The wolves are howling your name at the hill
You want to be afraid
There's something waiting for you
Bridge:
Walk alone and open your eyes
You're on your own
You're right, it's the smell of a crime
Yet there's a hope
Show your desires, and say how it feels
Go face the night, and see what it brings
Your soul has got an owner tonight
Your instinct tells you to be awaken in the dawn
Now fear is the key
There's someone calling you
Bridge:
Walk alone and open your eyes
You're on your own
You're right, it's the smell of a crime
Yet there's a hope
Chorus:
Whatever you do, you'll have no peace
Until you feel the dark touch
Wherever you go, death will be near
And the risk is all yours
Bridge
Chorus
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Tormentum performs "Dark Touch", and this lyric page sits inside the Tormentum catalog on LyroVerse.
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