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The Midnight Flight
04:01
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The ink ran out and the papers folded
Nothing heals me over
My tired eyes have turned to red
I've come to this point again
I've hit another dead end
It's too late to turn around
So tell me what to say, tell me what to say
Tell me what to say, tell me what to say
Listen up there's a spare seat right next to mine
Well buckle up tight now this will be just fine
We can ride this storm out tonight
Take the wheel, as I close my eyes
Tell me what to say
Tell me what to say
But when the sun lets itself in the room
You know it lights up, you know it brights up
Everything, everything that we do
I can hear your words
In the background
Even though I can't see a damn thing, see a damn thing
But it's all I need
But when the sun lets itself in the room
You know it lights up, you know it brights up
Everything, everything that we do
Then it came time to say goodbye
Like a flower in the desert, we'll find a way, find a way to survive
Tell me what to say
Tell me what to say
Tell me how to feel
Tell me how to fell now
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mayweather Adelaide, Australia
Mayweather is a five-piece Rock band from Adelaide, South Australia.
'Horror Scene' Music Video: youtu.be/3j2BbZ6_0OI
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