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Night Flight


Darkness waits at the cast of dawn, The moon crawls up showing grace, I demand to have its beauty as its own, For it reflects the beauty of your face, Bring our that heavy light, Our of the shadows so I can see, Don’t be modest, come our into the night And let your bright eyes shine at me. Let lobe find wings for us to fly I don’t care if down in earth or up in the sky, As long as we are together, I swear my lobe is pure and sincere And I knowif you accept my feeling you will never shed a tear.
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