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Midnight Fiend
03:28
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Clear my head
So I can fall asleep here
Empty bed
Noises fill up my ears
Hear them loud
The unified sounds, fear
Days ahead
Voices travel through tears
"What do you need?
Tell me anything
I'm here all week to watch you sleep"
I turn my head 'round
And fall facedown on the ground
"What do you see?
Tell me everything.
Your words are weak
You can hardly speak"
I turn the noise down
And fall facedown on the ground
And I stay
Until the sun comes up
And lights the room ablaze
And shines on me
Until I turn grey
And I stay
So i can see your face
Every day
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Dolphin Hotel Newport, Delaware
Pop/dreampop from Delaware.
Colton Carr - Guitar,
Vocals
Kaitlyn Simpers - Vocals
Kyle Simpers - Bass, Vocals
Jon Fregapane - Drums
Mike Dillon - Guitar
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