Everybody's Gone
from Third Stages by New Jupiter
lyrics
Do you prefer the isolation
Floating in a contsellation
A forgettable inmemorable reflection
Of who you really are and what you believe in
A victim in an empty space
The victim is the crime
Brainwashed by a UFO
Red lights keep flickering the dark
A banshee cries out loud you're still awake
You brought a light and dimmed it all the way
It's so fucking dark where has everyone gone
Who's the savior now
(Where has everyone gone)
Our times run out
(Where has everyone gone)
Who's there for you
(Where has everyone gone)
When everybody's gone
Floating in a contsellation
A forgettable inmemorable reflection
Of who you really are and what you believe in
A victim in an empty space
The victim is the crime
Brainwashed by a UFO
Red lights keep flickering the dark
A banshee cries out loud you're still awake
You brought a light and dimmed it all the way
It's so fucking dark where has everyone gone
Who's the savior now
(Where has everyone gone)
Our times run out
(Where has everyone gone)
Who's there for you
(Where has everyone gone)
When everybody's gone
credits
from Third Stages,
released July 29, 2017
license
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about
New Jupiter Boston, Massachusetts
Connor, Heath, Nicky and Tim
discography
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Dec 2013 -
Mar 2014 -
Jul 2017
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