Misled

Evergrey

Strapped in a bed with no clothes
The room has no windows
I try to remember last night
But there's nothing
It is cold and my body starts to shiver
I try to fight it but trying makes me nauseous
I'm having a hard time deciding
If this is where they take me
Where they take me

I'm crawling back to sleep
And i still can't believe
Howcome you lost your faith in me
I spoke with nothing but honesty

I don't recognise the silence
I can feel it the reality of it scares me
Sounds of steps outside
Keys in the door-lock
White robes they're human
I've been misled

I'm crawling back to sleep
And I still can't believe
Howcome you lost your faith in me
I spoke with nothing but honesty

[solo danhage]

I'm crawling back to sleep
And I still can't believe
Howcome you lost your faith in me
Why did you lose your faith



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    I think this is the narrator's discovery of waking up in a hospital, strapped down like he's crazy, and he's being operated upon in a way eerily similar to what the Visitors did to him. Nobody believes him, and now he's not sure if he even WAS abducted or not...but something brought him here, and now he's "crawling back to sleep," because that's just about all he CAN do at this point.

    Poor guy!

    theothernesson October 10, 2008   Link

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