After the Zero Hour

Album: Visions of a Life (2017)
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  • Suddenly she lost control of her world
    A fire blazed and a chaos unfurled
    A transcendent invitation to the zero hour
    She gave in to the temptation
    High on curiosity, high on power

    But this girl refused to die
    So she drank the milk of life
    Was it the moon and the changing tide?

    Yeah, this girl refused to die
    So she drank the milk of life
    Felt like the start of the ninth life

    To feel pleasure again
    To feel love
    Adventurous and sensuous
    As high as the planes above

    Don't wait with bated breath
    For this to all turn sour
    She's learnt how to say yes
    High on curiosity, high on power

    So this girl refused to cry
    But embraced her lust for life
    Was it the moon and the changing tide?

    Yeah this girl refused to cry
    But embrace her lust for life
    Eyes straight ahead and open wide Writer/s: Ellen Rowsell, Joel Donald Scott Amey, Jonathan David Oddie, Theodore Joseph Ellis
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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