I hear every word and I don't think you feel quite right
Deep in your mind it's not easy to find
But ask and I'll bring you around
If you knew the little I know, bring it all back home
Last time I left I did it for you, yes, I did it for you
In need of a break while moving on through in the fields
Vultures up close, he tried to be clear
Still got him while turning around
Keep it sane, we're still in the game
I dodged every call
Out of the blue, I gave you a clue
I think you knew
You made it so easy, well, I got nothing left for you
Oh no
I think you made it clear
Well, I'm not the kind that take what's yours
How does it feel to see the rain?
To see them crawling, just in vain
How does it feel to see the rain?
So put a leash around your pain
I've seen them before and I know it won't last you long
The pictures you paint made it easy to leave
Imaginary pieces to find
Pin it on me, oh, don't you see, bring it all back home
Sharpen your tools, keep pushing it through
You roll out your moves
Ooh, how does it feel?
Ooh, just a little more real?
The end will be perfect now, where were you back then?
So easy to see you through, well, I, I know what it takes
Ooh, how does it feel?
Ooh, just a little more real?
You made it so easy, well, I got nothing left for you
Oh no
I think you made it clear
Well, I'm not the one for you to fear
Watching the clouds from above
Waiting around just to know
How does it feel to see the rain?
To see them crawling just in vain
How does it feel to see the rain?
So put a leash around your pain
So put a leash around your pain
So put a leash around your pain
Watching the clouds from above, waiting around just to know
You crawl around to preach to the choir, yes, you do
Watching the clouds from above, waiting around just to know
Words lay shattered on the floor now
Enough is enough, you had it your way
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lyrics for Dead note, the 9th song of the 9 recorded for the album Fever, with a total running time of , by Graveyard. It was released on October 9, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records, and produced by Pelle Gunnerfeldt.
