Lucid Dreams
by SOJA

Album: Amid the Noise and Haste (2014)
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  • Every time I close my eyes
    I find myself in the corners of my mind
    And I'm in there, here somewhere
    Under the covers I can feel it it's pulling me
    No one can know where my mind goes
    My dreams more real than my reality
    And a memory inside of me will it be with me forever until infinity

    Waiting for my conscious calling
    Listening to hear me talking
    Slowing down the rate of motion
    Focusing inside a notion
    Catching myself falling over
    Looking back and seeing no one
    Walking through this Lucid Dream again

    I never thought it would come to this
    How did I get here
    What did I miss
    I have been trying to find righteous ment road
    I wanna remember the womb of my mother
    wanna understand all the love of my father
    I'm so close I can feel it in my bones my bones

    Waiting for my conscious calling
    Listening to hear me talking
    Slowing down the rate of motion
    Focusing inside a notion
    Catching myself falling over
    Looking back and seeing no one
    Walking through this Lucid Dream again

    Now every day is only
    counting the seconds and minutes that separate me
    from who I am really am
    in this body temporarily on my journey
    Going going gone and I can feel it
    like a wrecking ball crashing through me
    And I don't make one sound
    When I can hear it
    As the memories prove I've been here

    Waiting for my conscious calling
    Listening to hear me talking
    Slowing down the rate of motion
    Focusing inside a notion
    Catching myself falling over
    Looking back and seeing no one
    Walking through this Lucid Dream again Writer/s: David Joel Bell, Jacob Charles Hemphill, Philip Meckseper
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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