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/Verse - 1/
     CTake a look at your Gwindow
     Tell me what you can Csee
     A million different Gpeople
     Staring right back at Amme
/Bridge/
     But while the world is Emwide awake i'll sFee, can you see the CsunG  
     AmTake the last breath Emyou can take, toFday, it doesn't matter anyway
/Chorus - 1/
     CI'm coming back agGain, I'm telling you my Ffriend
     I'm walking through the midnight hour again
     CI'm coming back agGain, could it be the Fend
     While i'm walking through the midnight hour again
/Verse - 2/
     I feel i'm always looking for ya
     Invisible to me
     I spend my time without ya
     Wishing you were here with me
/Bridge/
/Chorus - 1/
/Verse - Solo/
/Bridge/
/Chorus - 1/
/Chorus - 2/
     CI'm coming back agGain, I'm telling you my Ffriend
     I'm walking through the midnight hour again
     CI'm coming home agGain, could it be the Fend
     While i'm walking through the midnight hour again

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Midnight Hour

by Long Addiction

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/Verse - 1/

C G

Take a look at your window

Tell me what you can see

A million different people

Staring right back at me

/Bridge/

Em F C G

But while the world is wide awake i'll see, can you see the sun

Am Em F

Take the last breath you can take, today, it doesn't matter anyway

/Chorus - 1/

C G F

I'm coming back again, I'm telling you my friend

I'm walking through the midnight hour again

C G F

I'm coming back again, could it be the end

While i'm walking through the midnight hour again

/Verse - 2/

I feel i'm always looking for ya

Invisible to me

I spend my time without ya

Wishing you were here with me

/Bridge/

/Chorus - 1/

/Verse - Solo/

/Bridge/

/Chorus - 1/

/Chorus - 2/

C G F

I'm coming back again, I'm telling you my friend

I'm walking through the midnight hour again

C G F

I'm coming home again, could it be the end

While i'm walking through the midnight hour again

About Midnight Hour Chords by Long Addiction

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