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No Place to Hide

from Soliloquy by Reason's Edge

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No Place to Hide

Eyes closed tight
You can't see
Head in the sand
You can't breathe
I know you're thinking
You can hide from it all
No use in slinking away

Fist clenched tight
You can't hear
You think it's anger
But it's fear
No escape from it all
What you're feeling inside
It's your curtain call
No place to hide

Your heart is pounding
And you're set to explode
For all your expounding
You can't crack the code

Windows shut, doors locked
No one's here
Lights off, curtains closed
Feel your fear
Don't look in the mirror
You won't like what you see
It's getting clearer

No place, no place to hide
No place, no place to hide
No place, no place to hide
No place, no place to hide

Words and Music copyright 2016 by Bill Cornish

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from Soliloquy, released August 24, 2016
Bill Cornish - Vocals, instruments

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Reason's Edge Chicago, Illinois

From the early 80s through the mid-90s, keyboardist / composer Bill Cornish spent twelve years touring throughout the western United States, Alaska and Japan with the San Diego-based band Crystal. During that time he opened for artists such as Kansas, Steelheart, Joan Jett, Steppenwolf, Firehouse, The Romantics, Pat Travers, and many others. ... more

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