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Purple Nights
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I was born in stereo
The rhythm in my head
rises from the dark it paints the city blue and red.
Wakes the dead man sleeping in my bed.
I could sleep forever but the stars
they never shine.
I can see the city every time I close my eyes.
I can see the city in my mind.
The blue light and the red light shines in my eyes
but these Purple Nights are bringing me down.
These Purple Nights.
I can hear them calling baby
I can hear their voice
Never knew no other way
I never had no choice.
The blue light was my baby and
the red light was my mind.
Every heart I take fills up the hole I have inside.
You could fill the hole I have inside.
The burning golden days are mine.
They're all mine,
but these Purple Nights
(Last night)
are bringing me down.
(So low)
These Purple Nights
(Last night)
©℗ 2023 Roman Candles (Jackson/Kent/Revell/Wallin)
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Roman Candles Charlotte, North Carolina
Daniel Jackson - Drums, Vox
Justin Kent - Guitars, Vox
Grey Revell - Vox, Guitars
Rodney Wallin - Bass Guitar, Vox
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