| Song | Halo of Flies |
| Artist | Cave In |
| Album | Until Your Heart Stops |
| Reality rose like the sun, and still I slept through it: | |
| "I can always witness it another morning…" | |
| The thoughts like these are cemented in procrastination | |
| Now this part of 'she' is liquid form somewhere on the floor | |
| As a self-defiant need for a cure | |
| Diagnosed to emerge and roam away | |
| From roads as thick as foam | |
| You wish to burn the candles that quietly service the arm | |
| Another day with the shades pulled down | |
| Until the swallow returns her to sleep | |
| A father knocks on the silent door | |
| While this part of 'she' has become an inferno shame | |
| Louder than we expect from such silent candles | |
| Not so secret anymore | |
| Now the eyes of my eyes have opened | |
| Now the eyes of my ears cling dear | |
| Never let the swallow return you back to sleep | |
| The smell of wounds have left you bug-bitten here | |
| And again I know reality shall rise tomorrow | |
| This time I hope to be awake | |
| For I cannot postpone another morning | |
| Never let the swallow return you to sleep |
| Reality rose like the sun, and still I slept through it: | |
| " I can always witness it another morning" | |
| The thoughts like these are cemented in procrastination | |
| Now this part of ' she' is liquid form somewhere on the floor | |
| As a selfdefiant need for a cure | |
| Diagnosed to emerge and roam away | |
| From roads as thick as foam | |
| You wish to burn the candles that quietly service the arm | |
| Another day with the shades pulled down | |
| Until the swallow returns her to sleep | |
| A father knocks on the silent door | |
| While this part of ' she' has become an inferno shame | |
| Louder than we expect from such silent candles | |
| Not so secret anymore | |
| Now the eyes of my eyes have opened | |
| Now the eyes of my ears cling dear | |
| Never let the swallow return you back to sleep | |
| The smell of wounds have left you bugbitten here | |
| And again I know reality shall rise tomorrow | |
| This time I hope to be awake | |
| For I cannot postpone another morning | |
| Never let the swallow return you to sleep |