Tiii I by Benn Lyrics
[Engle]
We don't have much time, and there are many miles left ahead. Tell me, what do you remember?
[Langham]
Since I left the room, it comes to me in flashes, fragments of photographs that I desperately try to focus on before they vanish in my mind. I remember the barricades, I remember the sirens, I remember losing them both in the fray. I remember the look on their faces as I was quickly swallowed by the crowd. I'll never forget the screams, even in the deafening roar I could hear them shouting to me as plain as day. I don't remember much after that. I don't remember escaping London but I remember walking for what seemed like days until I came across the old fort. That's where I met her for the first time. She was onto something, Engle. Something bigger than all of us. It was with their rudimentary radio systems that I first made contact with you. They were there for less than a month before it was overrun, that's when I realised that nowhere was safe anymore. I ended up moving from building to building and town to town everyday in hope that I wouldn't be found. I remember it was her that told me about Carlisle. She believed that whatever was inside was creating that signal, and when I finally arrived, they were waiting.
We don't have much time, and there are many miles left ahead. Tell me, what do you remember?
[Langham]
Since I left the room, it comes to me in flashes, fragments of photographs that I desperately try to focus on before they vanish in my mind. I remember the barricades, I remember the sirens, I remember losing them both in the fray. I remember the look on their faces as I was quickly swallowed by the crowd. I'll never forget the screams, even in the deafening roar I could hear them shouting to me as plain as day. I don't remember much after that. I don't remember escaping London but I remember walking for what seemed like days until I came across the old fort. That's where I met her for the first time. She was onto something, Engle. Something bigger than all of us. It was with their rudimentary radio systems that I first made contact with you. They were there for less than a month before it was overrun, that's when I realised that nowhere was safe anymore. I ended up moving from building to building and town to town everyday in hope that I wouldn't be found. I remember it was her that told me about Carlisle. She believed that whatever was inside was creating that signal, and when I finally arrived, they were waiting.