Album: Post Human: Nex Gen (2024)
Charted: 50
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  • There's a place that I wanna take you
    But I'm not quite there myself yet
    (Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
    I'm getting better but there's still days
    Where I wish that I was someone else
    But I know

    There is a home (somewhere)
    Beyond my bones
    And I'm just too terrified
    To dive inside

    Soul like a cemetery, hard to ignore
    We're sick to the core
    A world's been buried
    Where love is the law, a YOUtopia

    (Scream)

    The golden raspberry
    For the performance in your head
    Stop pushing daisies
    No one wants flowers when they're dead

    Soul like a cemetery, hard to ignore
    We're sick to the core
    A world's been buried
    Where love is the law, a YOUtopia

    (There is a home) there is a home
    (Beyond our bones) beyond our bones
    So connect to the divine
    It's okay to cry, yeah

    Soul like a cemetery, hard to ignore
    We're sick to the core
    A world's been buried
    Where love is the law, a YOUtopia

    (There's a place I wanna take you)
    A YOUtopia (there's a place I wanna take you)
    A YOUtopia (there's a place I wanna take you)
    Where love is the law, a YOUtopia

    It's like I walked into a dream and stepped out Writer/s: Daisuke Ehara, Dan Lancaster, Lee Malia, Matthew Nicholls, Oli Sykes, Sione Teumohenga, Zakk Cervini
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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