Can't seem to turn aside
These thoughts are yours or mine
I stayed up all night to see the dawn
The air was cold, the sky was grey
With shades of light
I stayed up all night to see the dawn
She takes me under stormy waters
Cradles my head as sleep comes on
I'll drown in her eyes, dream in daylight
Wakes again in her twilight
She left to write more silly words
She doesn't know
I stayed up all night to see the dawn
Awake too long my skin will crawn
It's serpentine
I've been up all night to see her dawn
She takes me under stormy waters
Cradles my head as sleep comes on
I'll drown in her eyes, dream in daylight
Wake again in her twilight
Alarm bells ring, it's nearly nine
I'm too alive
I've been up all night to see the dawn
Defenses dropped, I'm so aware
Of passing time
I been up all night to see the dawn
I'll be submerged in passing tides as senses
Fade into the night
I stayed to see her dawn
She takes me under stormy waters
Cradles my head as sleep comes on
I'll drown in her eyes, dream in daylight
Wake again in her twilight
She takes me under stormy waters
Cradles my head as sleep comes on
I'll drown in her eyes, dream in daylight
Wake again in her twilight
Ash is a Northern Irish alternative rock band formed in Downpatrick in 1992. Comprised of Tim Wheeler (vocals, guitar), Mark Hamilton (bass) and Rick McMurray (drums), the band achieved international success in the 1990s with tracks like "Burn Baby Burn", "Shining Light" and "Girl From Mars". Their debut album, "1977", was a commercial triumph, reaching number 3 on the UK charts. Ash is known for its energetic and catchy sound, influenced by punk rock, pop music and indie rock. The band has continued to release successful albums in subsequent years, maintaining a strong fan base worldwide.
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