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Reflection of Myself
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Eyes are closed
Head is spinning
Here I stand
And here I’m standing
Door is locked
Room is empty
Someone in the shade
Is standing, watching me
Inside my mind
The Beast is speaking
Don’t make a sound
Don’t let it free
World outside is sleeping
Somewhere I go someone is leaving
Leaving me alone in the night
Blue of the light
Electricity down my spine
Gotta get out of that dream
Before I die
When I turn my back
And have my eyes on tomorrow
Reflection of myself that I don’t know
Eyes open
The street seems longer
Can’t find my way out
Can’t fight the other
Digging my grave
Deeper and deeper
From my own body
Soon I’ll be the prisoner
Everyday turns to night
Vampire drinks too much wine
Sun is hiding from my eyes
Blue of the light
Electricity down my spine
Gotta get out of that dream
Before I die
When I turn my back
And have my eyes on tomorrow
Reflection of myself that I don’t know
But it’s too late
Spirit and soul have been sold
The monster killed me longtime ago
When I turn my back
And try to see what left from the past
I can’t remember the man I was
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LEYNE Amiens, France
De la folk à la pop, en passant par de l'electro expérimental, LEYNE est un artiste qui voyage à travers les sonorités.
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