Why're you looking lost
When you're standing right beside me
You were turning off
Open up your eyes you're sleeping
You're dreaming
You're dreaming
You're dreaming
Never mind the time
I'm up all night with the Century Ghosts
They don't have a mind
They would never think of leaving
And we're dreaming
We're dreaming
We're dreaming
All these scenes of shattered glass
All your systems in collapse
On the screen they move so fast it's just like life
But we're dreaming
I got
Metal in my blood
Dancing around to the magnets
What about our love
So hard to start in a violent age
And i don't wanna
I don't wanna live in the place anymore
Everybody cries
Everybody needs some comfort
From dreaming
Dreaming
Dreaming
I want to change my whole life
And forever in the place
Is just a day
Just a day
All these scenes of shattered glass
All your systems in collapse
On the screen they move so fast it's just like life
But we're dreaming
Another scene more shattered glass
Every system in collapse
A billion screens they move so fast but that's not life
You're dreaming
Dreaming
It's in the blood
It's in the blood
It's in the blood
Wolf Parade is a Canadian indie rock band formed in Montreal in 2003. The core of the group consists of Dan Boeckner (vocals, guitar) and Spencer Krug (vocals, keyboards), who collaborate with other musicians to create a rich and varied sound. Their music is characterized by catchy melodies, poetic lyrics, and a dark and introspective atmosphere. Among their most important albums are "Apologies to the Queen Mary" (2005), which was critically acclaimed, and "At Mount Zoomer" (2008). Wolf Parade disbanded in 2016 before reuniting in 2019. Some of the band's most representative songs include "I'll Call You Mine", "You Are a Runner and I Am My Father", and "The Modern World Is Full of Monsters".
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