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Tonight
03:23
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Do you know the way I feel?
Can you hear these words?
Do you know what you've heard?
The two of us are the same
Hear me calling out your name
Never one to cry out in vain
In vain, in vain, in vain, in vain
So many answers I need to know
Questions I cannot write
Feeling I try to fight
The two of us are the same
Hear me calling out your name
Never one to cry out in vain
In vain, in vain, in vain, in vain
And now is the time
The time to put it right
The time is tonight
Tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight
Tonight, tonight
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Buckle
03:10
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Tonight (Acoustic Mix)
03:23
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Do you know the way I feel?
Can you hear these words?
Do you know what you've heard?
The two of us are the same
Hear me calling out your name
Never one to cry out in vain
In vain, in vain, in vain, in vain
So many answers I need to know
Questions I cannot write
Feeling I try to fight
The two of us are the same
Hear me calling out your name
Never one to cry out in vain
In vain, in vain, in vain, in vain
And now is the time
The time to put it right
The time is tonight
Tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight
Tonight, tonight
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4. |
Tonight (Instrumental)
03:23
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Stephen Caulfield Reading, UK
Stephen Caulfield is a singer, musician, songwriter and producer from Reading, Berkshire in the UK.
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