Nightmares In Disguise
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Nightmares In Disguise
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Closing your eyes is isolation
A dimension you play Mary’s son
It’s your sleep
Breathing deep
Walls are changing shape
Flowers turn to grey
Nails pushed in your face
Crawling snakes parade
Nightmares in disguise
The dreams that you despise
Nightmares in disguise
The closet is open
You hear your mother singing lullabies
You fear the monster’s smoking bright eyes
In your sleep
See me creep
Clowns are laughing strange
Winds creating haze
Crows fly in weirder shapes
You‘re lost in moonshine’s maze
Nightmares in disguise
The dreams that you despise
Nightmares in disguise
The closet is open
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Web performs "Nightmares In Disguise", and this lyric page sits inside the Web catalog on LyroVerse.
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