Inside

STILTSKIN

INSIDE - 14/05/1994 
1 week at #1 - 13 weeks on chart 

Swing low in the darkless hour 
You turn and cower, see it turned to dust 
Move on the stoned dark night 
We take to flight, snowfall turns to rust 
Seeing in the fusion light 
like a nursing rhyme, fat man starts to fall 
Here in a hostile place I hear your face start to call 
And if I think that I've been losing my way 
That's because I'm slightly blinded 
And if you think that I don't make too much sense 
That's because I'm broken minded 

Don't keep it inside 
If you believe it 
Don't keep it all inside 

Strong words in a gange sky I have to lie shadows moving past 
Ring out from the blue sports car in the shooting yard looking to the task 
Out of the black slate time we're moving line but never reach an end 
Falling along straight town as the ice comes down river starts to bend 
And if you think that I've been losing my way 
That's because I'm slightly blinded 
And if you think that I don't make too much sense 
That's because I'm broken minded 

Don't keep it inside 
If you believe it 
Don't keep it all inside 

No no 

Don't keep it inside 
If you believe it 
Don't keep it all inside 
Don't keep it all inside 
Don't keep it inside 
If you believe it 
Don't keep it all inside 
No 


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