Duncan Laurence Arcade Lyrics Novels & Stories

I think it's Arcade. A broken heart is all that's left I'm still fixing all the cracks Lost a couple of pieces when I carried it, carried it, carried it home I'm afraid of all I am (oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh) My mind feels like a foreign land (oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh) Silence ringing inside my head (oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh) Please, carry me, carry me, carry me home

Lara jumped, extending her hand to snatch it, but Duncan proved to be faster once again by raising his hand. Duncan stretched his palm to her face and pushed her, shoving her to the bed as his eyes took in sight of the opened page. His brows drew into a frown when he saw Thorlon's name cursively written with pretty flowery designs beside the printed words. "Lara, have you been seeing a fanged god?" Duncan's jaw grew tight, and his eyes fixated on her small frame on the bed. She sat up, folding her arms over her chest and looking away. "I have not been seeing anyone."

Then the voice came stronger, for some reason, Lauren didn't change the song, it's much clearer, as the voice came up again. [Fading in, fading out] [On the edge of paradise] [Every inch of your skin is a Holy Grail I've got to find] [Only you can set my heart on fire] This gave her more hope and strength to go on, for the first time in days, she had tears of Joy. Lauren's tears almost dropped, and when he saw nothing seemed to be working he grabbed Jack's throat even though he didn't stop the song, his anger was boiling, he could kill Jack with his bare hand.

She was checking the daily sales report when she unconsciously sang the song she heard in the car earlier as it kept playing in her mind. "All I know, all I know... Loving you is a losing game..." Mandy sang in a very soft voice. Nonetheless, nothing could get through Charm's sharp senses. Even though she's seated on the other table one meter away from Mandy, she heard what she was singing. "Did I hear it right? You're singing the song Arcade by Duncan Laurence?" Charm asked in disbelief. It's a love song, and as far as she knew, Mandy was not into it.

--- I should’ve ended it. Should’ve walked away. But I stayed. Because Duncan reminded me of the girl I used to be. The one before Godric’s world. The one who laughed in gas stations and cried when someone told her she mattered. He didn’t save me. But he could have. And that’s why I had to destroy him. --- When Godric found out, he didn’t scream. Didn’t hit. He smiled. “You’re catching feelings,” he said. “Good. It’ll make the fall even better.”