Written by: Circus-P
Sung by: Kagamine Len
Song meaning: "Do you know what's haunting you?" - Author's comment
Source - http://vocaloidlyrics.wikia.com/wiki/Poltergeist
Lyrics: (English)
Broken mirrors and shattered hearts
I can see you, but can you see me too?
Walk along the reflecting shards
When it's over I'll take you lower
But higher and higher we go
Step by step, looking down, feel the vertigo
With fragments of odd memories
What sights do you believe?
Living in fantasy
in apathy
isn't the cure,
you're out of time
Try to keep holding on
before you're gone
It all will be over,
so cry and cry
(Ooh-whoa-ooh-whoa-oh-oh)
Every step you think you take reveals new ways to break
(Ooh-whoa-ooh-whoa-oh-oh)
Don't you trust your eyes it's just a poltergeist
Wilted roses and trampled dreams
Breathing in and out, make sure you don't lose count
Stitching threads to mend the seams
In a feeling of absolutely nothing
But further in fervor we go
Voices in dissonance call from the radio
Searching through the scattered debris
What visions do you seek?
Living in fantasy
in apathy
isn't the cure,
you're out of time
Try to keep holding on
before you're gone
It all will be over,
so cry and cry
(Ooh-whoa-ooh-whoa-oh-oh)
Every step you think you take reveals new ways to break
(Ooh-whoa-ooh-whoa-oh-oh)
Don't you trust your eyes it's just a poltergeist
(Spooky synth solo)
Living in agony
in tragedy
is like a curse
brought upon yourself
'Cause as you're calling out
and falling down
You can't be recovered
And it hurts like hell
(Oh, I'm a poltergeist, Oh I'm a poltergeist)
There's no point in turning back when you've lost all you had
(Oh, I'm a poltergeist, Oh I'm a poltergeist)
Have you realized I'm your poltergeist
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