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I fear the night, Dark it is and filled with fright. I whistle as though I do not care, Yet, I know the night and I despair. I fear the night. It surrounds my soul. Darkness creeps and swirles until, As black as coal, and deadly still. I fear the night. Alone in my bed, Alone in my soul, Alone in my head. I cannot sleep, Awake I weep, I ask the Lord my soul to keep. But still the fear remains so deep. Yes, I fear the night. No matter if a verse I say, No matter if I kneel to pray, I look forward to the coming day, Yes, I fear the night © William Power (2012)
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Jan 14, 2013
Jan 14, 2013 at 3:57 PM UTC
I Fear the Night
I fear the night, Dark it is and filled with fright. I whistle as though I do not care, Yet, I know the night and I despair. I fear the night. It surrounds my soul. Darkness creeps and swirles until, As black as coal, and deadly still. I fear the night. Alone in my bed, Alone in my soul, Alone in my head. I cannot sleep, Awake I weep, I ask the Lord my soul to keep. But still the fear remains so deep. Yes, I fear the night. No matter if a verse I say, No matter if I kneel to pray, I look forward to the coming day, Yes, I fear the night © William Power (2012)
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Jan 14, 2013
Jan 14, 2013 at 3:57 PM UTC
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