It's just a line
Line that I feel
That's splitting me apart
I should belong
Ain't it lonely
Living all the time
When everybody dies
And then I close my eyes
It's a new day
And I've got new ways
Of turning into stone
Mister hyde
I'm bringing you to life
And rolling back my eyes
Unconscious mind
Take me for a ride
Destroy the man inside
I should belong
It's just a line
That's splitting me apart
Ain't it lonely
Living all the time
Isn't it lonely
Living all the time
(it's a new day and I've got new ways of turning into stone)
Phantogram - Turning Into Stone Lyrics
Phantogram - Turning Into Stone Lyrics
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It's just a line
Line that I feel
That's splitting me apart
I should belong
Ain't it lonely
Living all the time
When everybody dies
And then I close my eyes
It's a new day
And I've got new ways
Of turning into stone
Mister hyde
I'm bringing you to life
And rolling back my eyes
Unconscious mind
Take me for a ride
Destroy the man inside
I should belong
It's just a line
That's splitting me apart
Ain't it lonely
Living all the time
Isn't it lonely
Living all the time
(it's a new day and I've got new ways of turning into stone)
Line that I feel
That's splitting me apart
I should belong
Ain't it lonely
Living all the time
When everybody dies
And then I close my eyes
It's a new day
And I've got new ways
Of turning into stone
Mister hyde
I'm bringing you to life
And rolling back my eyes
Unconscious mind
Take me for a ride
Destroy the man inside
I should belong
It's just a line
That's splitting me apart
Ain't it lonely
Living all the time
Isn't it lonely
Living all the time
(it's a new day and I've got new ways of turning into stone)
Writer: STEPHEN LEE CROPPER, OTIS REDDING
Copyright: Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Copyright: Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Performed By: Phantogram
Language: English
Length: 4:54
Written by: STEPHEN LEE CROPPER, OTIS REDDING