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Dawn of Night

from Easy Not Idle by Original Sin

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DAWN OF NIGHT

This is the night
When the old wives tell
Tales of those who rode this way before them
Keeping nothing new
Borrowed, old and blue

This is the night
The night it dawned
It dawned
That night
It dawned on me

What in the world
Came before
The crowned me with a thorn
Cut my skin and let the poison in
What happens then my fates to win
If that's the deal i made i made a very grave mistake


This is the night
The night it dawned
It dawned
That night
It dawned on me

This is the night
When the old wives tell
Tales of those who rode this way before them
Keeping nothing new
Borrowed, old and blue

This is the night
The night it dawned
It dawned
That night
It dawned on me

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from Easy Not Idle, released October 14, 2013
Ariel Bowden - Vocals
Jordan Gazzard - Guitars, Drums/Percussion & Vocals
Written & Composed by Ariel Bowden & Jordan Gazzard

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