Lyrics Paranoia - Max Frost

Paranoia - Max Frost
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Paranoia, artist - Max Frost. Album song Intoxication, in the genre Инди
Date of issue: 24.09.2015
Record label: Atlantic
Song language: English

Paranoia

Strangers at the door, voices down the hall
Wait, there’s more than one
Thought I was home alone
Should I use the phone, should I try to run
Whenever I’m up late, reality tends to unwind
Feel like a prisoner, a prisoner in my own mind
I keep waking up and thinking someone’s at the door
I keep one eye open to the shadows on the floor
All nights are the same, voices call my name
And I can’t ignore 'em, can’t ignore 'em
All night and day, suffering the strain
Of paranoia, paranoia
I can’t run away, when you’re wide awake
You gotta face what’s in front of ya
I was afraid, but I knew I had to stay
With what I’ve become
There’s someone creeping close, someone’s creeping close
Over my shoulder, shoulder
When I turn around, then I turn around
And they’re nowhere, nowhere
I keep waking up and thinking someone’s at the door
I keep one eye open to the shadows on the floor
All nights are the same, voices call my name
And I can’t ignore 'em, can’t ignore 'em
All night and day, suffering the strain
Of paranoia, paranoia
Ooh ooh ooh
Ooh ooh ooh
Oh
I keep waking up and thinking someone’s at the door
I keep one eye open to the shadows on the floor
All nights are the same, voices call my name
And I can’t ignore 'em, can’t ignore 'em
All night and day, suffering the strain
Of paranoia, paranoia

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