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XIV. Up Through The Roof x New Devil King (LostInTheSoundRemix) (tattboy's Glass Elevator ReTwist)

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XIV. Up Through The Roof x New Devil King (LostInTheSoundRemix) (tattboy's Glass Elevator ReTwist) by TATTBOY HOLDEN - 14/10/2026 "Don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he always wanted," --Willy Wonka ----------------------------------------------- [Intro] [soft piano] [celesta] [distant mechanical hum] [glass elevator bell] [Verse 1] The room went thin and bright The windows turned to blue The floor gave back our faces Then the ceiling slipped from view Grandpa laughed beside me Like he’d found a kid again The whole town dropped away Small enough to fit in my hands The chimneys sank below us The rooftops fell apart And every street I knew by heart Was somewhere in the dark [Pre-Chorus] Higher now Higher still Past the clock Past the hill Past the smoke Past the gray Past the life I knew yesterday [Chorus] Up through the roof Into the morning Up through the roof Where nothing blocks the view Everything I thought was gone Everything I couldn’t fix Looks different From this far up Up through the roof And for the first time I’m not pressed up to the glass I’m on the other side [Instrumental] [chiming electric guitar] [strings] [soft drums] [Mellotron choir] [Bridge] Your hand stayed in mine Small, cold, steady No speeches Just that squeeze The glass kept rising And I kept breathing Like we were the only two people Left in the machine [Verse 2] I see our house below me The crooked little street The window where I used to wait With winter at my knees I see the factory towers And the smoke they used to make All the places I was scared of All the places I could take The world was never smaller I was just too close to it Sometimes you have to rise up To see where you were in it [Pre-Chorus] Higher now Higher still Past the doubt Past the chill Past the fear Past the why Nothing looks the same up high [Chorus] Up through the roof Into the morning Up through the roof Where nothing blocks the view Everything I thought was gone Everything I couldn’t fix Looks different From this far up Up through the roof And for the first time I’m not pressed up to the glass I’m on the other side