Visions Of The Night

Elliott Murphy

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Intro: verse 1 Hey baby now your all alone Time to think about yourself There’s nobody sitting next to you Drinking to your health There’s nobody sitting next to you With his eyes below your belt Come on baby let the good times roll Let them roll you right into hell Way down by the suicide Down by the razor blade rodeo Sit right next to that tarnished nun And like a compass she’ll show you where to go And when you find yourself up in your room And you got the shopping centre blues And you ask your old man to please talk to you And he says sure (right after the news) And lately have these visions of the night Been getting lost in this fever dream And even the ends of your fingers don?t feel right So you take a little bit of this And a little bit of that And man you feel all right Interlude x3 And lately have these visions of the night Been getting lost in this fever dream And even the ends of your fingers don?t feel right So you take a little bit of this And a little bit of that And man you feel all right verse 2 Hey baby take a walk with me On the beach in the winter and the rain And we can talk about Vogue magazine And the meaning of artistic pain Cause you know you’re lost in your own castle now All you need is Lord Byron’s name And nobody’s sitting next to you And your name’s not on the guest list too And pretty soon nobody’s gonna take you home Outro Take you home (take you home) Take you home (take you home) Take you home (take you home)

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