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the old clock chimes midnight
a quiet hour for sleeping dreams those in waking hours are full of light the old clock chimes midnight the promises I find there are never bright they cannot truly resemble what they seem the old clock chimes midnight a quiet hour for sleeping dreams a quiet hour for fearful dreams time rolls by, the nightmare begins I wake tempted to respond with screams a quiet hour for fearful dreams these images are never what they seem I wonder how they reflect my sins a quiet hour for sleeping dreams time rolls by, the nightmare begins nighttime dread, the nightmare begins it is my dream to find quiet and peace against this demon, I swear I will win nighttime dread, the nightmare begins how I wish that he who dreams thus was my twin awarding me then calm nights in sheets of fleece nighttime dread, the nightmare begins when will I dream of finding quiet and peace when will I dream of finding quiet and peace after the hour when the clock chimes midnight the nightmare I would chase, that it may cease when will I dream of finding quiet and peace images of happiness, this tension, help me to release I grow so weary of these nightly frights when will I dream of finding quiet and peace after the hour when the clock chimes midnight midnight 18 march, 2006
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