Night Out
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Night Out
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Midnight, streetlights
Give it up
I'm going home
Where the lamps are always burning
And you're always waiting
And I'm forever falling
Last one undone
Hanging out
I'm hanging on
Where someone's always yelling
Way back in the corner
And I'm forever dreaming
Chorus:
There's more to a dream, anyway
Shadows grow long on our face
There's more to a dream, anyway
And I won't know what's left in its place
Strange games, new names
Rearrange
Where I'm from
Wherever I am going
You know I'm always guessing
And I'm forever standing
Wait awhile and see
Nothing seems right to me
Hide me from this town
Fill me up when I'm down
[ Chorus ]
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Yonder Mountain String Band performs "Night Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Yonder Mountain String Band catalog on LyroVerse.
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