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Blue Oyster Cult ~ Veins


I open my eyes From a dreamless night With a sense of dread You could cut with a knife So i'm thinking that Maybe i killed somebody You never know - you never know when You might have killed somebody Veins in my eyeballs Damage that i've done Veins on the stairway Veins in my skull I visit my friend We have a fight I'm drinking his whiskey I'm wanting his wife Then the image goes black Did i kill somebody? 'cause there ain't no clue, there's no clue That i killed somebody Veins in my eardrum Banging at my door Veins in my brainwaves Veins on the floor I get the shivers And i've got the shakes People screaming my name Like there's no mistake Can't believe it's true Did i kill somebody? But i just don't know, i don't know Did i kill somebody? Veins on the sidewalk Veins know the score Veins in my mind, oh Veins evermore more free lyrics

I open my eyes
From a dreamless night
With a sense of dread
You could cut with a knife
So i'm thinking that
Maybe i killed somebody
You never know - you never know when
You might have killed somebody

Veins in my eyeballs
Damage that i've done
Veins on the stairway
Veins in my skull

I visit my friend
We have a fight
I'm drinking his whiskey
I'm wanting his wife
Then the image goes black
Did i kill somebody?
'cause there ain't no clue, there's no clue
That i killed somebody

Veins in my eardrum
Banging at my door
Veins in my brainwaves
Veins on the floor

I get the shivers
And i've got the shakes
People screaming my name
Like there's no mistake
Can't believe it's true
Did i kill somebody?
But i just don't know, i don't know
Did i kill somebody?

Veins on the sidewalk
Veins know the score
Veins in my mind, oh
Veins evermore

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