Shadows

Midnight Juggernauts

They'll be hiding in the shadows
They'll be hiding in the dark of the night
They'll be hiding 'til tomorrow
They'll be hiding 'til the timing is right

It's an answer for the future
It's a question that we left in the past
It's a message for the masses
It's a problem but it ain't gonna last

Ooh, you will give to me
Tomorrow, tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow, today

Ooh, you will give to me
Tomorrow, tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow, today

It's a passing of a legend
It's a passing of an age of pretend
It's a story that we beckon
It's a story and it ain't gonna end
Until now

Ooh, you will give to me
Tomorrow, tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow, today

Ooh, you will give to me
Tomorrow, tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow, today

Ooh, you will give to me
Tomorrow, tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow, today

Ooh, you will give to me
Tomorrow, tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow, today


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Shadows Lyrics as written by Barry De Vorzon

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    THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL - NOT WAR OF THE WORLDS!!!

    songmeaning1on June 28, 2008   Link

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