Lyrics Winternight - Crystal Eyes

Winternight - Crystal Eyes
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Winternight, artist - Crystal Eyes. Album song In Silence They March, in the genre Эпический метал
Date of issue: 10.12.2000
Record label: Heavy Fidelity
Song language: English

Winternight

Gazing out my window into a world of shadows
Snow is slowly falling, I feel something calling
Something is wrong in this landscape of ice
And I can almost sense reality’s demise
I rub my eyes, is this a trick of my mind?
But it seems that the world has changed
Confounded I feel a chilling wind
And I realise there is snow in my room
And I see places I have never been
And I see things I have never seen
So I press my face closer to the glass
Staring out, oblivious of the time that pass
What was that under the oak over there?
Was there some kind of laughter in the chilly air?
A journey through ice in the winternight
A place forever dressed in white
Reality fades in the winternight
A land of shadows and moonlight
And that special mood is catching me
And I’m beginning to hear and see
Faint voices whisper in the dark night
Weird creatures bounce just out of sight
And I see places I have never been
And I see things I have never seen

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