Lights Out
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Lights Out
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The lights are out and I sit around
I came to see what is not there yet
This night has come and the feeling of wondering
Has stirred me up again, my mind has gone away
I look out the window
And I see those staring eyes
Over these empty streets
The lights are out, all the wood has burned
Today you feel what I feel no more
Till dawn I sat and I waited and wondered
I guess people never knew why your warm kiss turned blue
Put on your smile, waving at the train awaiting
With the truth on your face
And in the morning when kings have no crown
Look how the mist rests endlessly on you…
Put on your smile, waving at the train awaiting
With the truth on your face
And in the morning when kings have no hope
Look how I smile now endlessly with you…
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