Escape

Dokken · Hell To Pay [2004]

Turn the lights down low there's nobody home

I've been watchin' for hours the clock on the wall

Seems the hands are frozen they don't move at all

Then the silence breaks as you walk through the door



On an on an on somewhere I don't belong

I'm all out of reasons to stay so I won't

On an on an on it won't leave me alone

Wish that I could remember the time when I said



I can't wait any longer to love you

Turns my reflection away from the day

I can't stand when you're so indecisive

Make up your mind so I can escape



When I hold you close there's nobody home

I can hear every heartbeat whisper and woe

Turn me on with your eyes as I smile right on cue

You rehearse everything that you say an you do



On an on an on you and I don't belong

There's no reason to stay anymore so I won't

On an on an on some thing's terribly wrong

Wish that I could remember the time that we said



I can't wait any longer to love you

Turns my reflection away from the day

I can't stand when you're so indecisive

Make up your mind so I can escape



I waited so long, I'm heading for the other side

I'm losing my mind over you, over you



I've been watchin' for hours the clock on the wall

Seems the hands are frozen they don't move at all



I can't wait any longer to love you

Turns my reflection away from the day

I can't stand when you're so indecisive

Make up your mind so I can escape



I can't wait any longer to love you

Turns my reflection away from the day

I can't stand when you're so indecisive

Make up your mind so I can escape

Escape - Dokken

Released in 2004 on the album Hell To Pay, "Escape" is a hard rock track by the American band Dokken. The song reflects the group's enduring commitment to the power metal and hard rock genres that defined their career, particularly during their active period in the 1980s. While Hell To Pay was a later studio effort, the song maintains the high-energy guitar riffs and anthemic vocals characteristic of Dokken's catalog. It serves as a testament to the band's ability to deliver classic rock soundscapes decades after their initial rise to fame, appealing to long-time fans and new listeners alike through its driving rhythm and melodic structure.