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You Light Up My Darkest Hour

from Moon and Forty Two by Moon and Forty Two

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I used to get lost in the dark sometimes
You came in like a warm ray of sunshine
Four years later and a couple of youngins
It couldn't be more clear
You light up my darkest hour, dear

I got caught in a storm a long time ago
Thirty odd years of hard wind, rain and snow
You came around and the thunder, lightning
And grey cloud all disappeared
You light up my darkest hour, dear

Living was sad and lonely until I met you
You took me places I never knew
You make days easy to get through

Carmen, my love don't shed those tears tonight
Whenever you're blue and tired of the fight
I'll pick you up off of the ground
And dust off your trouble and fear
I'll light up your darkest hour, dear

Take my hand for this first dance
And I'll lead you far from here
I'll light up your darkest hour, dear
You light up my darkest hour, dear

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from Moon and Forty Two, released August 7, 2015

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