1989 · From the album The Profile
The Invisible Man
by Lana Del Rey
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03 · Lyrics
"The Invisible Man"
Oooh, outside you are waiting for me, hiding
You catch me when I am needing a friend to hold
You can soothe me, lie above me
Press hard then you strike and I think that I'll die
'Cause I can't breathe, can't breathe
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Oooh, please let me start screaming
Eyes are open seeing nothing
Hands are tied and I can't function
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
You catch me when I am needing a friend to hold
You can soothe me, lie above me
Press hard then you strike and I think that I'll die
'Cause I can't breathe, can't breathe
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Oooh, please let me start screaming
Eyes are open seeing nothing
Hands are tied and I can't function
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
Please let me start screaming
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04 · FAQ
Frequently asked
When was "The Invisible Man" released?
"The Invisible Man" by Lana Del Rey was released on May 22, 1989 on the album "The Profile".
What genre is "The Invisible Man"?
"The Invisible Man" by Lana Del Rey falls within the rock, pop, alternative rock genres.
What album is "The Invisible Man" on?
"The Invisible Man" appears on the album "The Profile" by Lana Del Rey.