intro
there is no reason
no place to call home
when you’re lost in the city
city you've been living
verse 1
what is the question
though there’s no answer
not even a meaning at all
chorus
this city where we reside
is not a place you can hide
it’s bright all through the night
by the rows of many street lights
this city where we reside
is not a place you can lay
to rest your weary head
when it’s hanging by a needle and thread
verse 2
this place does not sleep
it shelters so few
from the storm that is coming through
where do we go from here
as time wears on
to a better place hidden from this city
chorus
this city where we reside
is not a place you can hide
it’s bright all through the night
by the rows of many street lights
this city where we reside
is not a place you can lay
to rest your weary head
when it’s hanging by a needle and thread
verse 3
these streets are lined
with glass and such
from the people who are struggling so much
to get by
and ease their pain
its just something so few can explain
chorus
this city where we reside
is not a place you can hide
it’s bright all through the night
by the rows of many street lights
this city where we reside
is not a place you can lay
to rest your weary head
when it’s hanging by a needle and thread
a needle and thread
a needle and thread
a needle and thread
credits
from Lost in Your Head,
track released April 21, 2016
All songs Shaun Rawlins. Copyright of these sound recordings owned by Shaun Rawlins.
Copyright 2016. All rights reserved.
Instrumentation, Produced, Mixed, Mastered by John Webster. Vancouver, BC.
Electric Guitar: Joe Hrechka. Vancouver, BC
Album photography, artwork, layout & design by Chelsii Scoville for Blair Design.
Copyright 2016. All rights reserved.
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