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Night Terrors
05:20
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Go down tonight,
The feeling in your stomach that you can’t hide,
Lead me to the watering hole,
Oh no,
Oh no.
Take me for a ride,
The restlessness of courage in your eyes,
The burning heat of innocence unfolds,
Oh no,
Oh no.
And if you leave here tonight,
Make sure you know just where you’re going.
Leave this town behind,
The lion’s den will never be too kind,
Find a place where no one knows your name,
Oh no,
Oh no.
And if you leave here tonight,
Make sure you know just where you’re going,
And if you leave here tonight,
Let no one know just where you’re going.
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Go down tonight,
The feeling in your stomach that you can’t hide,
Lead me to the watering hole,
Oh no,
Oh no.
Take me for a ride,
The restlessness of courage in your eyes,
The burning heat of innocence unfolds,
Oh no,
Oh no.
And if you leave here tonight,
Make sure you know just where you’re going.
Leave this town behind,
The lion’s den will never be too kind,
Find a place where no one knows your name,
Oh no,
Oh no.
And if you leave here tonight,
Make sure you know just where you’re going,
And if you leave here tonight,
Let no one know just where you’re going.
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Middle Space England, UK
Exciting, young Indie-Rock band from the West Midlands.
Haydn Sayce
Ryan Egan
Ben Neat
Mark Tolley
Jake Brickley
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