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Asia ~ Daylight (cassette Bonus Track)


All of the nights when the light was low and day seemed so far away Darkness was endless and i kept seeing ghosts turn in shades of grey I wanted to see things just the way they used to be Don't want those shadows hanging over me Daylight, i wanna see daylight Wanna see daylight that shines all around Daylight, i wanna see clear blue light Wanna see daylight that shines all around Hours and hours in towers on the back road of tragedy Voices are calling and fingers come on crawling all over me Then when i sit up and my hands begin to shake Suddenly there i see the dawn break Only one thing keeping me sane, oh more free lyrics

All of the nights when the light was low and day seemed so far away
Darkness was endless and i kept seeing ghosts turn in shades of grey
I wanted to see things just the way they used to be
Don't want those shadows hanging over me

Daylight, i wanna see daylight
Wanna see daylight that shines all around
Daylight, i wanna see clear blue light
Wanna see daylight that shines all around

Hours and hours in towers on the back road of tragedy
Voices are calling and fingers come on crawling all over me
Then when i sit up and my hands begin to shake
Suddenly there i see the dawn break

Only one thing keeping me sane, oh

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