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Go Astray Lyrics by Nicholas Tyler

Seattle Palm

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In the night I come alive, but what am I seeing
Alone at night, I tend to roam deep inside my mind
From across the room, I feel you eyes, so bright they start to rise
Alone at night, gives me fright, cautious of what I consume
From across the room, I realize there may be pending doom
I Call Out
I feel a response, but it feels unholy
I Call Out
Never thought you'd be the one that's before me
I Call Out
Remove the mask and let go of your body
I Call Out
Uncover your eyes and realize
You've got the key, but you don't got the locket
You're holding on the plug, but you can't find the socket
You'd go through hell for me, just to unlock it
The place In the unknown yeah you better start to watch it
Alone at night, in my room, still deep inside my mind
From across the room, I get surprised, it starts to grow inside
Tantalized, still gives me fright, cautious of what I assume
From across the room, I realize there may be someone who I need
I Call Out
I feel a response, but it feels unholy
I Call Out
Never thought you'd be the one that's before me
I Call Out
Remove the mask and let go of your body
I Call Out
Uncover your eyes and realize
You've got the key, but you don't got the locket
You're hoping on luck, but you can't find the socket
You'd go through hell for me, just to unlock it
The place In the unknown yeah you better start to watch it
Don't go astray, or you'll be afraid of everything that you do
Don't go astray, or you'll be afraid of everything that's in you
Don't go astray, don't be afraid, and you will find it true
Don't go astray, you'll be okay, just find it deep in you
I Call Out
I feel a response, but it feels unholy
I Call Out
Never thought you'd be the one that's before me
I Call Out
Remove the mask and let go of your body
I Call Out
Uncover your eyes and realize
You've got the key, but you don't got the locket
You're hoping on luck, but you can't find the socket
You'd go through hell for me, just to unlock it
The place In the unknown yeah you better start to watch it
You've got the key, but you don't got the locket
You're hoping on luck, but you can't find the socket
You'd go through hell for me, just to unlock it
The place In the unknown yeah you better start to watch it
You've got the key, but you don't got the locket
You're hoping on luck, but you can't find the socket
You'd go through hell for me, just to unlock it
The place In the unknown yeah you better start to watch it
Credits
Nicholas Tyler

Nicholas Tyler

About “Go Astray” by Nicholas Tyler

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"Go Astray" appears on "Seattle Palm".

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