all of heaven

You’re Just Tripping
Written, recorded and performed by Pages in Clouds 2025



Everything’s blurry…
Can’t tell what’s real tonight…

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You’re just tripping, I can feel it in your eyes (in your eyes…)
Lost in the moment, got me hypnotized (hypnotized, yeah)
Falling through shadows, everything’s a lie (everything’s a lie…)
But I’m still chasing you, I can’t say goodbye (can’t say goodbye…)


Streetlights flicker, I don’t know where I’m at (where I’m at…)
Smoke in the air, can’t see your face in the back (in the back…)
Thoughts spinning fast, I’m losing my track (losing my track…)
Every time I touch you, I can’t get it back (nah…)

Pills in my pocket, but they don’t help the pain (don’t help the pain)
Music in my head, got me going insane (insane…)
Riding through the city while it’s pouring rain (pouring rain…)
You’re just tripping, babe, but I feel the same (I feel the same…)


(Tripping… yeah…)
Everything’s hazy, can’t trust my mind
Lost in your world, leaving reality behind
If this is a dream, I don’t wanna wake
You’re just tripping, but it’s a risk I take


You’re just tripping, I can feel it in your eyes
Lost in the moment, got me hypnotized
Falling through shadows, everything’s a lie
But I’m still chasing you, I can’t say goodbye


Neon reflections, dancing on my skin (on my skin…)
I don’t know where you start, or where I begin (where I begin…)
Everything’s floating, like we’re trapped in sin (trapped in sin…)
You’re just tripping, babe, but I’m falling in (falling in… yeah)

Late-night drives, windows down, music loud (loud…)
Heart racing fast, lost inside the crowd (inside the crowd…)
Can’t tell the truth from the lies we’ve found (we’ve found…)
But I’m addicted to your trip, don’t wanna come down (nah…)


Everything’s spinning, can’t find my ground
Lost in your eyes, in the colors I found
You’re just tripping, babe, I’ll follow you down
Even if the world’s gone, I won’t make a sound


You’re just tripping, I can feel it in your eyes
Lost in the moment, got me hypnotized
Falling through shadows, everything’s a lie
But I’m still chasing you, I can’t say goodbye

(Yuh… yeah…)
Everything’s blurry…
I’m lost in your trip…
Don’t wanna wake up…
Pb2025


You’re Just Tripping  - Track of The Week on Radio 1 Introducing Rock Released On: 30 Sep 2025

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[Intro]
Oh-oh, oh-oh,
Don’t let me go, don’t let me go.
Oh-oh, oh-oh,
I missed the last train home.

[Verse 1]
Rain on the glass, and the night runs slow,
Your face in the window — then you let go.
You said “see you soon,” I said “okay,”
But my voice got lost in the fadeaway.

[Pre-Chorus]
Every second slips, like sand through my hands,
Your name’s a line I can’t unplan.

[Chorus]
I missed the last train home,
You’re somewhere I can’t go.
The doors closed soft, and I stood still,
Watching your shadow fall below.
I missed the last train home,
The silence cuts my bones.
I said, “I’m fine,” but my heart still knows —
I missed the last train home.

[Verse 2]
Cold air bites through my coat tonight,
Colors fade out of the light.
Your laugh still rings inside my chest,
Every beat says “no,” but I can’t rest.

[Pre-Chorus]
Every road just leads me back,
To where we stood on broken tracks.

[Chorus]
I missed the last train home,
You’re somewhere I can’t go.
The doors closed soft, and I stood still,
Watching your shadow fall below.
I missed the last train home,
The silence cuts my bones.
I said, “I’m fine,” but my heart still knows —
I missed the last train home.

[Bridge / Breakdown]
(Ooh-oh) Time won’t wait, it just fades out.
(Ooh-oh) Can’t turn this train around.
Your name repeats, the lights all blur,
And I’m still chasing where you were.

[Final Chorus]
I missed the last train home,
Still calling out so low.
Every mile between our hearts,
Feels heavier as I go.
I missed the last train home,
But I can’t let you go.
The night moves on — but I still know,
I missed the last train home.

[Outro]
Oh-oh, oh-oh,
Still waiting as the night runs cold.
Oh-oh, oh-oh,
I missed the last train home.

last train home

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