| Breathe deep and easy, swallow this pride.
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| Stare at my shaking hands through bone dry, blood shot eyes.
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| Clock strip the hours, I count the miles.
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| Will you be there waiting, awake until sunrise.
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| I have traveled in darkness, for what seems like days,
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| I, crawl from the sinkholes, collapsed under this weight.
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| I know not your sorrow, but I know mine,
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| So say you’ll stay and dance with me tonight.
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| In the glow of twilight, our world is finally calm.
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| I felt it complete me, when the stars give way to dawn.
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| A language universal, but I speak not it’s tongue.
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| Is this a night that SPANS forever, or a dawn that never comes.
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| I have traveled in darkness, for what seems like days,
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| I, crawl from the sinkholes, collapsed under this weight.
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| I know not your sorrow, but I know mine,
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| So say you’ll stay and dance with me tonight.
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| Tomorrow we might wake in servitude and sadness?
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| I will give you everything if only you would have me!
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| Tomorrow we will sweat and toil,
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| Our hands will quiver caked with soil,
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| Tomorrow we’ll give it one last chance,
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| But tonight we dance,
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| But tonight we dance!
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| And for this, I travel in darkness, for what seems like days,
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| I, crawl from the sinkholes, collapsed under this weight.
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| I know not your sorrow, but I know mine,
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| Just say you’ll stay and dance with me tonight. |