I was taking a chance on a tight-rope
Walking the line to the end
I was ready to fall, had my back to the wall
But I'm flying again
I been shifting my gears; I been moving
'Cause they wanted me dead or alive
But I'm making a break, and I want you to take a ride
Take a ride
Bring on the night
Into the shadows and out of the light
Bring on the night
Let the Dream Chaser take you away
When the sun hits another horizon
And the joker has started to deal
You can quit if you choose, but there's nothing to lose
By a spin of the wheel
Gotta burn all your bridges behind you, they'll keep dragging
You down if you stay
And I know I ain't wrong, 'cause I'm free, and I'm on my way
On my way
Bring on the night
Into the shadows and out of the light
Bring on the night
Let the Dream Chaser take you away
I live on the edge of tomorrow
I'm racing along on the wind
I can see what I need, you better believe
I'm playin' to win
I got nothin' to fear when I'm flyin'
'Cause yesterday's over and gone
And there's nothin' I can do, so I gotta keep movin' on
Movin' on
Movin' on
Bring on the night
Into the shadows and out of the light
Bring on the night
Let the Dream Chaser take you away
Take you away
Bring on the night
Dream Chaser


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