Midnight Mountain
Lee Dorrian, Garry Jennings
Sliding down a mountain, as dusk passes to day.
The antidote of elation, now lifeless masses wake.
Jaws of anxiety open, the luring vampire of agility,
A fatal invitation, sight hazing from me.
Oh midnight mountain, I require,
Inner re-location, back to pinnacles high.
Drowning in empty faces, sinking in banal.
I crave the isolation of eventide when perception climbs,
I just need the injection, a dose to boost my flight,
A sonic blast of moonlight, nucleus ignites
Oh midnight mountain, now I'm revived,
Stimulus transcending back to pinnacles high.
Screaming at doleful skies, absorbing all my sighs,
Responding to my cries, downcast a thunder of reprise,
Won't let the next sunrise, signal my landslide,
From ecstatic highs, I'm on top of their demise.
