Well, hold me against the floor
Find something to bind my hands
'cause I don't know where I have been
And I don't know what I have seen
But the puzzle is carved into me
And I know that I miss you
But I don't even know your name
Oh, when you're near me I feel OK
Yeah, when you're near me I'm not ashamed
And the holes in my head they explain
In my sleep I can hear a voice
A call, a withering echo
And it sings, it sings all-knowing words
But ones I can't understand
Like running water slipping through my fingers
When I'm down near the window
I feel your hands as you bind my head
I'm watching birds through the open shades
I hear you wonder if I'm OK
Or if the cracks are too deep in my brain
In my dreams I can hear a voice
A call, a withering echo
And it sings, it sings all-knowing words
But ones I can't understand
Here it goes again...
But there's something missing'
There's something lost in my head
Could you help me fix it?
Could you please come stitch me up?
'cause I don't know how
Yeah, I don't know how
The answers are buried in me
And I know that I miss you
But I don't even know your name
Radical Face is the musical project of Ben Cooper, an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for his indie folk music characterized by melancholic atmospheres and orchestral arrangements. Cooper has collaborated with artists such as The National and Sufjan Stevens. His debut album, *Ghost*, dates back to 2009 and was followed by other critically acclaimed works like *The Family Tree* (2011) and *We Were Here* (2014). His songs are often introspective and deal with themes such as nostalgia, grief, and the search for identity. Some of his most representative tracks include "Welcome Home", "The Mute" and "Glowing Eyes".
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