Midnight Radical Face
"Midnight" by Radical Face, released in 2011, is an indie folk song that explores themes of nostalgia, longing, and introspection. The lyrics depict a journey through memories and the passage of time, evoking a sense of yearning. Unique musical elements include haunting melodies and layered instrumentation. #IndieFolk
[Verse 1]
Your gut says turn away and walk back the way you came
That these woods are not for those awake
I watch your feet step through the fallen leaves
And I hear your heart play its broken beat
Then I smell the sickness you've got in you
And I understand the reason why you came to me
And I understand why you're not afraid
[Verse 2]
You call my name out so I show my face
And the birds in the nest of my hair started fluttering
And I held your wrists, bound your hands up with vines
And I told you to trust me as though I were your enemy
And I sank my teeth in to your ribs
And drew out the blood that had turned on you
And left you to find your way back home
And I told you to guard our little secret well
And to never try and find me again
Because the next time you step beyond your walls
I'll be gone
I'll be gone
I'll be gone
I'll be gone
Your gut says turn away and walk back the way you came
That these woods are not for those awake
I watch your feet step through the fallen leaves
And I hear your heart play its broken beat
Then I smell the sickness you've got in you
And I understand the reason why you came to me
And I understand why you're not afraid
[Verse 2]
You call my name out so I show my face
And the birds in the nest of my hair started fluttering
And I held your wrists, bound your hands up with vines
And I told you to trust me as though I were your enemy
And I sank my teeth in to your ribs
And drew out the blood that had turned on you
And left you to find your way back home
And I told you to guard our little secret well
And to never try and find me again
Because the next time you step beyond your walls
I'll be gone
I'll be gone
I'll be gone
I'll be gone
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