The Great Impersonator - Halsey

Lyrics by：Halsey/Stuart Price

Composed by：Halsey/Stuart Price

Produced by：Michael Uzowuru/Emile Haynie

No one has to know

I could always hide

But sometimes it might get to me the things on all their minds

Like they don't know I'm lonely

And they don't know I'm kind

Or scared that I can't hack it with the current paradigm

Every single line

Every single rhyme

Every single truth I sing once started as a lie

I promise that I'm fine

But then I redesign

And put myself together like some little Frankenstein

Ah ah

Does a story die with its narrator

Ah ah

Surely it's forgotten sooner later

Ah ah

Hope they spell my name right in the paper

Ah ah

In here lies the great impersonator

I'm lying in a car crash

In a pile of broken glass

It's funny how it looks like glitter from the overpass

I'm in a pickup truck the door is stuck

I'm sinking in the water and the girl inside is waving

But the people just applaud her

This is a cry for help

Calling for assistance

But you can't tell I need it when you're watching from a distance

Ah ah

Does a story die with its narrator

Ah ah

Surely it's forgotten sooner later

Ah ah

Hope they spell my name right in the paper

Ah ah

In here lies the great impersonator