The Sanity Within | UNWRITTEN
UNWRITTEN: The Sanity Within, A Halloween Horror Film

The Sanity Within | UNWRITTEN

UNWRITTEN · A Halloween Horror Film

Western Massachusetts, 1958. She drove herself there. She signed herself in. The bed was already made.

A Halloween Horror Film · Watch it with the lights off

Lyrics
Intro

instrumental

Verse 1

They brought me in
Without a fight
No tears to shed
No wrong to right

White on white
An iron frame
A woman asks
If I know my name

I knew it once
I knew it well
Before the silence
Became my cell

Pre-Chorus

They count my steps
They count my breath
They call it life
It tastes like death

Chorus

Hush now
Lie still
There's no one left to save

Hush now
Lie still
You can rest inside your grave

Instrumental

instrumental

Verse 2

The clock has hands
That never move
The walls know things
I cannot prove

The woman smiles
And calls me dear
She says the pain
Will disappear

I searched the rooms
Inside my head
Found empty walls
And unmade beds

Pre-Chorus

I called my name
Until it died
And felt the silence
Bloom inside

Chorus

Hush now
Lie still
There's no one left to save

Hush now
Lie still
You can rest inside your grave

Instrumental Bridge

surrender

Bridge

No past to carry
No debt to pay
Nothing waiting
At the end of the day

No faces calling
From the other side
No one to mourn
And nowhere to hide

Final Chorus

Hush now
Lie still
There's nothing left to save

Hush now
Lie still
I could sleep inside this grave

Instrumental

instrumental

Finale

NO!

Don't call it peace
Don't call it sleep
I felt the silence
Swallow me deep

I searched for fear
There wasn't a trace
I found relief
Wearing my face

No one held me
No one lied
I opened the door
And stepped aside

I watched her breathe
With the lungs I knew
She took my name
I let her through

The Sanity Within

THE SANITY WITHIN
Was the last thing mine
I buried it breathing
And called it fine

No blood on the walls
No nails in the door
Just an unwritten life
And a woman no more

Guitar Solo

solo

Outro

I KNOW THAT FACE
I KNOW THAT SKIN

I KNOW THE WOMAN
I LET WALK IN

I thought the worst
Was losing me

The worst was how
It set me free