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Past Midnight

from Breathe by Mothboxer

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Coming back out from the dark, Time to look all-around
Save yourself before it’s all too late, so quiet I can’t hear a sound

Someone said something but I couldn’t make it out again, out again ohh..
Tell me that there is much more to this than meets the eye, the eye is watching

Walking around in a daze again, somebody switched off the light
Help me find my way around and maybe it’ll be alright

So as the screen turns black and white, the sun comes up just past midnight again

Maybe now we can look again at everything all around
Take some time to just rewind and shut the whole thing down

So as the screen turns black and white, the sun comes up just past midnight again
the sounds turned down to minus one but the colours coming back too strong again

Come and tell me the things that you see and the way that you feel but don’t let me go
I didn’t wait too long, to play along
Is it me or does everyone think that they know what the hell has been going on
Or is it just insane, to play this game
I can’t think why, you’d think an eye, could be watching you always

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from Breathe, released February 3, 2023

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Mothboxer UK

The musical outlet of Dave Ody with invaluable help from others including, but not limited to, Robbie Burley, Phil Davies and Pat Martyn.

Mothboxer has been releasing music since 2007, and has released 9 albums to date.

“Packed to the gills with XTCesque pop perfection. Whatever you do, don’t miss it!” - popgruppen.com

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