Transform from Death & Transfiguration by Gus Englehorn

Now you see me
Now you don't

I had an out of body experience when I was a child
I was up on the ceiling I thought of nothing for a while
And my mother was there
My brother was there
My mother was there
My brother was there

I had an out of body experience when I was a child
All my worries and cares went out the window for a while
And my mother was there
My brother was there
My mother was there
My brother was there
My mother was scared
My brother was scared
My mother was scared
My brother was scared

Now you see me
Now you don't

My heart’s like a little machine that never really ever really beats slowly
And gets me all worked up
It's just like a little fiend that never really ever really can get enough
And gets me all worked up

I went out through the window
Up passed the tree tops
Far above ground
Where I could see my friends playing
Well I heard them saying
Gus come back down
And my mother was there
my brother was there
my mother was there
my brother was there

I had an out of body experience while lying in bed
And I could hear choirs singing
Well I heard bells ringing
I lifted my head
And my mother was there
My brother was there
My mother was there
My brother was there
My mother was scared
My brother was scared
My mother was scared
My brother was scared

And my mother was there
My brother was there
My mother was there
My brother was there
My mother was scared
My brother was scared
My mother was scared
My brother was scared

• Rock
• avant-pop
• singer-songwriter
• surreal garage pop
• Wailuku