Artist: D.A.R.K.
Released on: Science Agrees (Track #10)
Duration: 4:25
LYRICS
Listen… did you hear that sound
Somebody’s walking close behind me
I hear their footsteps on the ground
Looking… then I turned around
He stopped advancing in his footsteps
He lifted up his head and frowned
One last time (ah, a-a-ah)
I want to feel you near me (a-a-a-ah)
Together as one (a-a-a-ah)
One last time (ah, a-a-ah)
A hand to heal your pain (a-a-a-ah)
Take it and run (a-a-a-ah)
So I take his cue
I start to walk away
But he keeps calling up behind me
Like a voice of yesterday
aaaaaaaa-aah ah
Loosen the noose up
Loosen the noose up
aaaaaaaa-aah
Loosen the noose
Loosen the noose
I remember you (I remember, I remember)
I remember you (I remember)
My god your face is so familiar (so familiar, so familiar)
I thought you’d never go away (I remember)
One last time (ah, a-a-ah)
No point pretending anymore (a-a-a-ah)
I found true love (a-a-a-ah)
Six feet below
Just one time (ah, a-a-ah)
I want to hold your soul (a-a-a-ah)
With my bare hands (a-a-a)
And squeeze
So I cupped my hands (u-u-uh, u-u-uh)
And I took his face (u-u-uh, u-u-uh)
I said you gotta lighten up boy (u-u-uh, u-u-uh)
Some things in life you must erase (u-u-uh)
aaaaaaaa-aah ah
Loosen the noose up
Loosen the noose up
aaaaaaaa-aah
Loosen the noose
Loosen the noose
CREDIT INFORMATION
Written by Dolores O’ Riordan, Oleg Koretsky, Andy Rourke and Glen Samoylov
Performed and produced by Dolores O’ Riordan, Oleg Koretsky and Andy Rourke
MEANING
- Official D.A.R.K. biography mentions that the song is about “control“
NOTES
- 2nd song of D.A.R.K.’s debut album to be released.
- Available on YouTube and streaming platforms on April 8, 2016.
- Lyrics on this page were transcribed by our team and aim to be the exact ones (even including all the la la la’s as much as possible) as official lyrics available in different album releases are most of the time incomplete and/or sometimes have mistakes.
- Official lyrics (above photo) off the “Science Agrees” commercial CD, catalog number COOKCD642