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Morning Stars

from The Nightbirds Revolt by Dylan Kight

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So the day left us and you are alone,
Do you feel my embrace beyond these naive dreams?
In a world where hearts are never broken,
Love is spoken,
Not ever so silently then by our smiles,

I ran so far from the things I couldn't face,
From a past I wouldn't forgive,
To be so free and so young,

So these morning stars are here to stay,
Like a love that will make it through,
So these scars won't ever go away,
Against the sky so blue,
But in these morning stars...I will always see you,

Out on the horizon,
As you dream away,
You're lost in the tide,
Like a never-ending day,
Please say you still believe in love,
Please say you still believe in us,

If this ever ends,
I know never in my life,
Will this happen again,
Because our love will be whispered,
Amongst the faceless lovers till the end of time,

So these morning stars,
Are here to stay,
Like a love that will make it through,
So these scars won't ever go away,
But in these morning stars...I will always see you,

Sing,
Sing to me,

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from The Nightbirds Revolt, released November 18, 2007
Dylan Kight - Guitar, Bass and Vox
Robert Smith - Drums

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