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Queen ~ The Night Comes Down


When I was young it came to me, and I could see the sun breaking Lucy was high and so was I dazzling, holding the world inside Once I believed in everyone, everyone and anyone can see Oh oh the night comes down, and I get afraid of losing my way Oh oh the night comes down, Oooh and it's dark again Once I could laugh with everyone, once I could see the good in me The black and the white distinctively colouring, holding the world inside Now all the world is grey to me, nobody can see you gotta believe it Oh oh the night comes down, and I get afraid of losing my way Oh oh the night comes down, Oooh and it's dark again And it's dark again, and it's dark again more free lyrics

When I was young it came to me, and I could see the sun breaking
Lucy was high and so was I dazzling, holding the world inside
Once I believed in everyone, everyone and anyone can see

Oh oh the night comes down, and I get afraid of losing my way
Oh oh the night comes down, Oooh and it's dark again

Once I could laugh with everyone, once I could see the good in me
The black and the white distinctively colouring, holding the world inside
Now all the world is grey to me, nobody can see you gotta believe it

Oh oh the night comes down, and I get afraid of losing my way
Oh oh the night comes down, Oooh and it's dark again
And it's dark again, and it's dark again

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