The Violet Hour

Alasdair MacLean

[Verse 1]
Terraces that climb like vines
Towards the moon, the five a sides
And evening inter-city lights
I see your face each time I close my eyes

[Verse 2]
Jude, I told you yesterday that I know nothing
All my friends are loaded and they smile
Picking up the pieces from a bleary night away
Exhaust fumes, magnolias and light

[Verse 3]
Helen in the art class light
Yes, I guess that if I stay, I'll stay all night
And I know that you're not afraid
But every time I close my eyes I see your face

[Verse 4]
Walking down to Springfield Park, uneasy in the haze
Uneasy in the sunlight and the quiet
Living life without love in your mother's waiting room
Minute here by minute, it's like dying

[Verse 5]
Terraces that climb like vines
Towards a moon that hangs above another night
Streets so filled with echoing
You're so tired that you believe in everything

[Chorus]
So that summer came and went
And I became cold
Yeah, I became cold
Yeah, I became cold

[Chorus]
So that summer came and went
And I became cold
Yeah, I became cold
Yeah, I became cold

[Chorus]
So that summer came and went
And I became cold
Yeah, I became cold
Yeah, I became cold

[Chorus]
So that summer came and went
And I became cold
Yeah, I became cold
Yeah, I became cold

Trivia about the song The Violet Hour by The Clientele

When was the song “The Violet Hour” released by The Clientele?
The song The Violet Hour was released in 2003, on the album “The Violet Hour”.
Who composed the song “The Violet Hour” by The Clientele?
The song “The Violet Hour” by The Clientele was composed by Alasdair MacLean.

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