[intro] They’re waking… They’re waking again… I swear the walls are trying to breathe me in. [riff] ... ... ... [Verse] I crawl through the hallway but the hallway stretches back, There’s something in the plaster tracing every step I track. I blink— And the lights start shaking like they’re laughing at my skin, And I can’t tell if I’m walking Or if they’re pulling me in. Cracks pulse — pupils grow — they rise and open wide… Why does everything I look at look like it’s alive? [pre-chorus] If I turn around, they’ll shift. If I stay still, they’ll drip. Every surface has a heartbeat And it’s beating with my slip. [chorus] Eyes in the ceiling, eyes in the floor, Eyes in the echo behind every door. Don’t tell me it’s nothing — I know what I saw, They’re blooming again from the veins in the wall. Everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere I breathe — they crawl. Everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere I breathe — they crawl. [riff] ... ... ... [Verse] Shadows peel off the corners like wet paint, They twitch in frames and stutter like a glitching saint. I hear my name, But it’s not a voice — It’s more like teeth rearranging into noise. And something touches my spine— But nothing’s there. But something is. But nothing’s there. So why the fuck is my neck burning like a stare? [pre-chorus] The walls know my rhythm, They follow when I shake. I shut my eyes one second And they multiply awake. [chorus] Eyes in the ceiling, eyes in the floor, Eyes in the echo behind every door. Don’t tell me it’s nothing — I know what I saw, They’re blooming again from the veins in the wall. [bridge] Look— look— Don’t look— don’t look— If you look they’ll anchor hooks. Hands where there were none. Faces without a form. If the world keeps staring through me, Why should I stay warm? I hear them scratching… They’re learning how to breathe… And when the plaster splits open— They’re all looking straight at me. [outro] They’re watching… Watching… Watching even when I’m gone. If I run they spread— If I stop they spawn. Eyes in the wall. Eyes in the wall. Eyes in the wall. And they’re not blinking anymore.
