Harry - Power of Night (The Ghost Town)
from GILJOTINA COMPILATION VOL.1 by Giljotina Records
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Give me one reason to stay and maybe I won’t go away!
You are the only thing that I protect. Don’t you see, did you forget?
All alone in the middle of the night.
Is this just one big game?
We will never be the same and I don’t need this anymore, I don’t want to start a war.
Desperate fights are just your desperate fight. You’re loosing your sight.
I’ve sung the same song, but I’ve sung it for way too long.
You’ve forced my hand to write a list of what I’ve left behind.
A ghost town – the air is clear – last chance to disappear. Freedom might be my deepest fear.
You are the only thing that I protect. Don’t you see, did you forget?
All alone in the middle of the night.
Is this just one big game?
We will never be the same and I don’t need this anymore, I don’t want to start a war.
Desperate fights are just your desperate fight. You’re loosing your sight.
I’ve sung the same song, but I’ve sung it for way too long.
You’ve forced my hand to write a list of what I’ve left behind.
A ghost town – the air is clear – last chance to disappear. Freedom might be my deepest fear.
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from GILJOTINA COMPILATION VOL.1,
released February 13, 2015
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