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April Wine ~ Hour Of Need


(myles goodwyn/additional lyrics by lisa blond) Published by mfg sing sing music/socan - ascap Shadows closin' in on me But through the darkness i can see Your face is harder than stone I wish i may, i wish i might Turn this darkness into light I'm blind and yet i see, i love you But i'm a man, i must be strong I've let these feelings tear me apart for far too long But in my darkest hour of need In my darkest hour of need Will i ever love again Or will it always be pretend It's my heart that needs to know What can it be, that you and i Can't give it one more try But i know that that won't be, and i love you But i'm a man, i must be strong I've let these feelings tear me apart for far too long And in my darkest hour of need In my darkest hour of need more free lyrics

(myles goodwyn/additional lyrics by lisa blond)
Published by mfg sing sing music/socan - ascap

Shadows closin' in on me
But through the darkness i can see
Your face is harder than stone
I wish i may, i wish i might
Turn this darkness into light
I'm blind and yet i see, i love you

But i'm a man, i must be strong
I've let these feelings tear me apart for far too long
But in my darkest hour of need
In my darkest hour of need

Will i ever love again
Or will it always be pretend
It's my heart that needs to know
What can it be, that you and i
Can't give it one more try
But i know that that won't be, and i love you

But i'm a man, i must be strong
I've let these feelings tear me apart for far too long
And in my darkest hour of need
In my darkest hour of need

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