Turn the Key～Minimax Music版～

[Verse 1] The rain quit arguing with the pavement Somewhere past midnight the last train took its secret downtown I had one name in my pocket And trouble on every corner A blue door breathed smoke onto the avenue While a tired sign blinked twice then gave up You stood beneath the theater marquee Wearing yesterday like it still fit Come on in Leave the cold outside Come on in Let the night decide The bartender polished the same glass like he could see tomorrow in the room I asked for coffee You asked for silence And the room leaned closer to listen One step from the doorway One breath from the truth You had a match in your fingers I had nowhere left to move [Chorus] Turn the key Let the old town roll Keep your promise Keep your soul I'm still here Turn the key Let the brass lights flare There's a road through the midnight air I know the way [Verse 2] Then the horns rose up like a warning And every window caught the sound The bass kept walking through the alleys The whole dark city turned around Don't look back Don't lose the thread Follow the living words you said [Chorus] Turn the key Let the old town roll Keep your promise Keep your soul Turn the key Let the brass lights flare There's a road through the midnight air I know the way Then the horns rose up like a warning And every window caught the sound The bass kept walking through the alleys The whole dark city turned around Don't look back Don't lose the thread Follow the living words you said [Chorus] Turn the key Let the old town roll Keep your promise Keep your soul Turn the key Let the brass lights flare There's a road through the midnight air Turn the key Let the old town roll Keep your promise Keep your soul Turn the key Let the brass lights flare There's a road through the midnight air Turn the key Let the old town roll Keep your promise Keep your soul Turn the key Let the brass lights flare There's a road through the midnight air [Outro] By morning The blue door was only paint Your name was gone from my pocket But the rhythm stayed under my shoes And that was enough to keep walking