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Artist: Yngwie Malmsteen
Canonical path: /yngwie-malmsteen/the-eleventh-hour
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Eleventh Hour
Read The Eleventh Hour lyrics by Yngwie Malmsteen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Eleventh Hour
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Read the signs
Upon the horizon
Your turning blind
No one can see
We're hypnotized
Seems like forever
To realize what this must be
Now eons have passed
Since the dawn of time
When our lord turned water into wine
It must be done
In the eleventh hour
Can't be undone
There is no time
It slips away like an illusion
Forever lost
Gone forever
Now eons have passed since the dawn of time
When our lord turned water into wine
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