Beautiful Night

Burden Brothers

Its a beautiful night for feeling lonely
A beautiful night for being afraid
So raise your hands, you one and only's
You one-of-a-kinds who feel this way

I don't want to talk, don't want to explain it
I don't want to fuck and I don't want to fight
Its only a feeling, it's fleet and fading
Its all over the world, and it's only tonight

'Cause it's a beautiful night, beautiful night, yeah
Beautiful night, beautiful night to be here

Its a perfect time for being wasted
A perfect time to watch the stars
So throw back your head
Come on, embrace it
Its a beautiful night, wherever you are

It's a beautiful night
Beautiful night, yeah
Beautiful night
Beautiful night to be here

All good things will come to you
Maybe tonight, maybe tonight it's the truth
I don't know

All good things to those who dream
Maybe tonight, maybe tonight we'll find peace
God I hope so

So raise your hands, raise your hands..

All good friends, they stood by you
And one at a time, one at a time they fell down
They fall down

All your fears are coming true and
This is the time, this is the time of your life
That defines you

So raise your hands, raise your hands..

Under the stars I'm alone among strangers
Confused, connected, diffused and alive
Maybe the future will smile on us
Maybe the future is here tonight

'Cause it's a beautiful night, beautiful night, yeah
Beautiful night,
Beautiful night yeah,
Beautiful night,
Beautiful night yeah,
Beautiful night,
Beautiful night yeah,
Beautiful night yeah,
Beautiful night yeah,
Beautiful night,
It's a beautiful night to be here


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    I love this song, it's about youth and being in that one good night and enjoying your time because eventually it will pass you by

    anakin821on March 04, 2003   Link

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