Last Exit For The Lost - Lyrics - Fields Of The Nephilim

Fields of the Nephilim are a gothic rock band formed in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England in 1984. The original line-up consisted of vocalist Carl McCoy, saxophonist Gary Wisker, Tony Pettitt on bass, guitarist Paul Wright and drummer Alexander "Nod" Wright. After the release of the debut EP Burning the Fields, Wisker left the band to be replaced by Peter Yates as second guitarist. Paul Chousmer played keyboards in the live band from 1988 until 1990, and appeared on the live album Earth Inferno. The current incarnation of the band has released one authorized recording of new material and one double live album since 1990, but the group perform frequently, with Carl McCoy and Tony Pettit remaining from the original lineup.

Would you pay life's pleasure to see me? Does it hurt? For I want you to remain I run your hair through, in another decade Sumerland holds me, in Sumerian haze Pain in the places where the lovers mourned Arranging the playthings, up and down the hall Forever remain, for every day My honour remains Forever remain Between the spaces, along the wall Appearing faces, that dissapear at dawn We're getting closer. I can see the door Closer and closer Kthulhu calls Forever remain (x4) You'll seek it It'll take awhile You'll seek it If it's a thousand miles Take what fate brings Eternal and desire I'll change those faces, then I'll take their smile We're getting close now I can see the door Closer and closer Or is it there at all? Forever remain (x4) This could be my last regress Last exit for the lost This could be my last regress Last exit for the lost (x2) Closer (x2) And we're getting closer, for all the lost And we're getting close now Forever lost This could be my last regress Precious for the lost This could be my last regress Precious for the lost And we're getting closer And we're getting close now Last exit for the lost And we're getting closer Closer and closer Last exit for the lost (x2) This could be my last regress Precious (Closer) This could be my last regress And we're getting closer Closer and closer Closer