There are shadow zones all around

We danced thick as trees
Still prisoners of wood
And in between the smoke and wines
On the dancefloor there he stood
I could see in your eyes you're the one to burn it all down
And I want to be there
Yes I want to be there, yeah, yeah

So I start the hunt, your scent's in my mouth
And my thoughts are in the mud
There's quicksand all around me
But your rhythm's filled my blood
I can see by your moves you're the one to burn it all down
And I want to be there
Yes I want to be there, yeah, yeah

Here I feel your breath but I can't see you
Oh I guess you're here but I can't touch you
Here I feel your breath but I can't see you
Oh I guess you're here but I can't touch you

There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer

Animals encircle
Trading fur for skin
And I've been told you're too much for me
But this camouflage is wearing thin
I can tell by your touch you're the one to burn it all down
And I want to be there
Yes I want to be there, yeah, yeah

Here I feel your breath but I can't see you
Oh I guess you're here but I can't touch you
Here I feel your breath but I can't see you
Oh I guess you're here but I can't touch you

There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer

Shadows are blindfolds
And the pulse is so extreme
Your skin's like heaven down on me
And there's nothing in between
I can feel from your hips you're the one to burn it all down
And I want to be there
I want to be there, yeah, yeah

Here I feel your breath but I can't see you
Oh I guess you're here but I can't touch you
Here I feel your breath but I can't see you
Oh I guess you're here but I can't touch you

There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer

There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion
It looks like a dancer
There's a jungle in motion


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Shadow Zone Lyrics as written by Elisa Toffoli Catherine Warner

Lyrics © Sugarmusic s.p.a.

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