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In The Dead of Night
 
  - (uncovered show at ronnie scott’s jazz club, london - 1/31/95)
- john wetton and eddie jobson (uk - from the album uk)

Are you one of mine who can sleep with one eye open wide?
Agonizing psychotic solitary hours to decide
Reaching for the light at the slightest noise from the floor
Palms of hands perspire,
Heart goes leaping at a knock from the door.

In the dead of night
In the dead of night

Rich and powerful ascend complicated bends to be free
To indulge in what they will and jaded thrill or fantasy
Shuttered windows that belie all stifled cries from within
And prying eyes are blind to proceedings of the kind that begin

In the dead of night
In the dead of night

In the dead of night
In the dead of night



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