Skeletal city highs
Crazies with dumb repliesNobody's eyes anymore
Frown on your beggar's face
Walking this lunarscape
Nothing in my lackadayCHORUSWe'll all be rightWe'll all be rightWe'll all be right in the now
We all go through
We all go through
We all go through it sometimesSomebody's space to rentSomebody's soul to dent
Dog is in every word
Hiding the flames of power
Hiding us home by home
Nearly got out yesterdayCHORUS
Trouble it travels on the wing
Doorway to door
Open your eyes
Nothing remains
A secret love between us
Nothing can hide for long
We are the morning song
Holding my breath anywayCHORU
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