William Elliott Whitmore
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Midnight

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: William Elliott Whitmore Canonical path: /william-elliott-whitmore/midnight Related lyric paths: 6
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Midnight

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Well, midnight rang out like a bell

And my heart sunk like a ship

Deliver me from this hell before I sleep

Well, my lungs can no longer breath

And my legs can no longer run

The only thing I need's for this day to be done

And the bluebird can sing but the crow's got the soul

And I'm a dog among kings with no self-control

And the only thing left's to try to live

These things on my back no one could forgive

Well, the sun shines behind us

And the storm is rollin' in

And we need something to remind us how to feel again

Well the blue bird can sing but the crow's got the soul

And I'm a dog among kings with no self-control

And the only thing left's to try to live

These things on my back no one could forgive

And I'm out on a limb but before that bow breaks

I'll have one final memory, worn by mistake

And when midnight fails, drop like a stone

I got a short fuse to burn and I'm a long way from home

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William Elliott Whitmore performs "Midnight", and this lyric page sits inside the William Elliott Whitmore catalog on LyroVerse.

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