Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Hail on Palace Pier , by - Nothing. Song from the album Dance on the Blacktop, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 23.08.2018
Record label: Relapse
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Hail on Palace Pier , by - Nothing. Song from the album Dance on the Blacktop, in the genre Иностранный рокHail on Palace Pier |
| Lost and found and lingering |
| Vapor angels climb from sewer holes |
| Young and dumb and full of tears |
| It’s never a true love until it goes |
| Souls faded out, kiss to kiss |
| Blackened eyes, bloody lips and scars |
| Don’t hide your face |
| The people stare, we never cared |
| Hollow streets are whistling |
| Singing songs and marching off to war |
| Screaming at our childhood |
| It’s clear to see we haven’t come too far |
| You claw away at night in turn |
| The night will chew away at who you are |
| Go back to sleep |
| It’s easier to never see |
| While the world is keeping all the stars away |
| We run rampant through the night |
| Hollow streets are whistling |
| Singing songs and marching off to war |
| Screaming at our childhood |
| It’s clear to see we haven’t come too far |
| You claw away at night in turn |
| The night will chew away at who you are |
| Go back to sleep |
| It’s easier to never see |
| While the world is keeping all the stars away |
| We run rampant through the night |
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