Nightmares!
Some come true.
Never let your guard down.
No one is immune.

Anything that can, will happen.
Such is the story lived through Elisa.
Stuck in time...

Checking in to the hotel taunted by the building itself.
And I wonder if the walls spoke would they share the cruelest dreams.

Would they tell about the murders in the bedrooms?
Or of suicide by jumping out of their rooms?
Or the stalker on the top floor?
Don't go looking.
Don't go looking!

She's There
Stuck in time..
Disappearing syndrome
She's there (Disappearing)
Flowing through the water pipes.

Stolen by the history.
Led above to where we drink.
Laid to rest, laid to rest.
Found in a liquid nest.

Haunting demeanor. gone away.
You won't be erased. gone away.

What is it they covered up?

The elevator camera hints at what could have happened.
And I wonder if the walls spoke would they share the same thing.

A couple weeks to find the human marination.
Consuming water with her flesh contamination.
Was this all a result of possession?
Don't go looking.
Don't go looking!

She's There
Stuck in time..
Disappearing syndrome
She's there (Disappearing)
Flowing through the water pipes.
Flowing, flowing through the water pipes.
That's where they found her.

What is it they covered up??

One thing we know that's for sure;
That her vessel lay unmoved.
Did she feel pain when her life left?
Was she gone before the splash?

Maybe this is happening exactly as intended;
Mastering a story that never will be ended.

What if it's an artist that performed a final piece?
Crafting a legend, crafting a legend.

Stolen by the history.
Led above to where we drink.
Laid to rest, laid to rest.
Found in a liquid nest.

Haunting demeanor. gone away.
You won't be erased. gone away.
Gone away.


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    Song Fact

    Inspired by the story of Elisa Lam, the girl who disappeared in a hotel and found weeks later in their watershed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Elisa_Lam

    Nice work.

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