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Burn Out the Night
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and hear delight an impatient land
a lark singing of dawn and bright
upon the neighborhood the grand
and driving rays burn out the night
and I go under and my eyelids
still laden with lonely night
and fade into a bleary haze
traffic lights marking the time
I am almost on my way
I'm still trapped inside the maze
all my days
there is mystery in my mind
there's a line that doesn't rhyme
and you talk and I'm not listening
bury my head in the sand
I've been pulled from this dream before
and I'm not doing that again
and I go under and my eyelids
still laden with lonely night
and fade into a bleary haze
traffic lights marking the time
I am almost on my way
I'm still trapped inside the maze
all my days
there is mystery in my mind
there's a line that doesn't rhyme
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