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Prisoner of Your MInd Lyrics by Carrie Day

Immaculate Night

2010

The night is long when sleep won’t come
And free you from your mind
Now you’ve gone and turned the light on
Begging please come, indulge me tonight
You turn thoughts over, one side to the other
Pull back the covers, expose them to the light
You find no rhyme or reason, no crime or treason
The past is the season to be prisoner of your mind
Prisoner of your mind
Prisoner of your mind
The night is long when sleep won’t come
And free you from your mind
Now you’ve gone and turned the light on
Begging please come, indulge me tonight
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About “Prisoner of Your MInd” by Carrie Day

Read the complete lyrics to "Prisoner of Your MInd" by Carrie Day from the album "Immaculate Night " in 2010. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Contemporary Folk, Country.

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"Prisoner of Your MInd" is credited to Carrie Day. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Prisoner of Your MInd" appears on "Immaculate Night " in 2010.

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