What This Night Brings
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What This Night Brings
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Soon i'll be a believer
A wishÿ not too late
The beautiful lights are so inviting
Soon i'll be your weapon
But just not today
An audience awaits to view my crimes
Wake me from what this night brings
The devil you sleep with will leave you cold
Barely breathing
The stories i weave an intricate sheet
That flows from the tip of my tongue
The lies in messages spokenÿ are endless
The faster you sink, the less you hope
I tighten my grip, still i slip the hold
Give me lessons for change
Voices that carry through the night, they say
Just jump off the edge with open eyes
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Urban Dub performs "What This Night Brings", and this lyric page sits inside the Urban Dub catalog on LyroVerse.
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