Archivist Workbench v3.0

Lyrics:

[Verse 1]
I found a key in the corn
Still warm in my palm
Your red shoes on the sill
And the dog started smiling

There was smoke in the milk
And a song in the wall
You said, "Don't open that door"
But I already did

[Pre-Chorus]
The room leaned left
Then it leaned right
Your face went soft
Like a broken porch light

I heard my name
Through the floorboards thin
And something inside me said
Let it in

[Chorus]
Blue velvet door
Blue velvet door
I can’t go back
I want more

Blue velvet door
Blue velvet door
You knock once
I fall through the floor

[Verse 2]
The television was sleeping
In a coat of black rain
A man with no eyelids
Kept singing your name

The carpet was breathing
Like a lung under glass
I laughed at the ceiling
Till the ceiling laughed back

[Pre-Chorus]
The hallway bent
Like a bad excuse
Your lipstick bloom
On a wire hanger noose

I heard that hum
In my teeth again
And something inside me said
Let it in

[Chorus]
Blue velvet door
Blue velvet door
I can’t go back
I want more

Blue velvet door
Blue velvet door
You knock once
I fall through the floor

[Bridge]
Now the moon wears a bruise
And the bed’s got a pulse
Your hands are two mirrors
Showing me what I lost

A trumpet cries
From the drain in the sink
I’m grinning in trouble
And I know what you think

[Final Chorus]
Blue velvet door
Blue velvet door
I can’t go back
I want more

Blue velvet door
Blue velvet door
You knock once
I fall through the floor

Blue velvet door
Blue velvet door
I’m inside now
And I want more

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Blue Velvet Door