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We are bodies - A LIGHT ON Lyrics




Early morning I'm so alone
In the darkness a place called home
As I'm walking close to the edge
I ask myself questions, I ask the question
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?

There it is spinning around
In the mist an island with sound
As I'm running close to the end
I ask myself questions I as the question
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?

Is there a light on light on?
Is there a light on light on?
Is there a light on light on?

Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?
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Early morning I'm so alone
In the darkness a place called home
As I'm walking close to the edge
I ask myself questions, I ask the question
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?

There it is spinning around
In the mist an island with sound
As I'm running close to the end
I ask myself questions I as the question
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?

Is there a light on light on?
Is there a light on light on?
Is there a light on light on?

Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?
Is there a light on light on tonight?
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Writer: David Penney, Robin Foster
Copyright: Lyrics © UPTON PARK PUBLISHING

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Performed By: We are bodies
Language: English
Written by: David Penney, Robin Foster
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