When the monsters are sleeping under your bed
They've crawled out from under and into your head
And outside the carcass, into your skin
And you need someone to keep the light in

You said your wishes into the air
So someone listens, someone is there
And you won't know anything about it
Until you have to live without it

Chasin' the fire for you
Light in the nightmare
Watching from high above you

If you can make it then the sun will rise
It doesn't matter if you closed your eyes before you wake up
I'll keep you safe tonight 'cause I'm a warrior
And I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight

The wheels are moving behind your face
Your arms are directing the time and the place
And you only have to do the travelling
You don't have to design the engine

Doing the fighting for you
Breaking the walls down
Finding the right one maybe

If you can make it then the sun will rise
It doesn't matter if you closed your eyes before you wake up
I'll keep you safe tonight 'cause I'm a warrior
And I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight

If you wake up in darkness before the dawn breaks
There is a strength inside in this magic and mistakes

Chasing the fire for you
Light in the nightmare
Watching from high above you

If you can make it then the sun will rise
It doesn't matter if you closed your eyes before you wake up
I'll keep you safe tonight 'cause I'm a warrior
And I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight

If you can make it then the sun will rise
It doesn't matter if you closed your eyes before you wake up
I'll keep you safe tonight 'cause I'm a warrior
And I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight, I'll fight


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