Midnight
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Midnight
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[Twist]
And in the dark he sits alone
To watch his final hours bleeding
While unconcerned upon the wall
The clock it ticks away the time
No need for words for in the dark
All words have long since lost their meaning
Still when they whisper in his ear
He tries to read between the lines
What i see in the night
What i feel in your heart
All your dreams all your lies
Can you tell them apart
See the hands on the clock
Are you watching them turn
For your candle is quite low
We've been watching it burn
Do you lie here awake
As the shadows look on
Should they cry for your sake
Should you sleep in their arms
For the shadows see all
And they rarely forget
Every dream that you've had
Every act you regret
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra performs "Midnight", and this lyric page sits inside the Trans-Siberian Orchestra catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Christmas In The Air and Queen Of The Winter Night with a short reason for opening each page next.
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