Palace
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Palace
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In the palace there was hope and joy
In the palace there was hope and joy
See the demon in the night
The shape of it covers the light
Feathers touch upon the skin
When no one else would let you in
Skies are black immensity
Ready for you and me
Baby
You were bound to go crazy
Is it now or just lately
Things are getting a little hazy
A flashing light above me shone
The rain falls like an old song
Take a drug to calm the pain
I know that you feel the same
Crimson moon above tonight
Soon it will be out of sight
Now can you see it through
There is someone that waits for you
Baby
You were bound to go crazy
Is it now or just lately
Things are getting a little hazy
Baby
You were bound to go crazy
Is it now or just lately
Things are getting a little hazy
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Matthew and the Atlas performs "Palace", and this lyric page sits inside the Matthew and the Atlas catalog on LyroVerse.
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