Dig up her bones, but leave her soul alone
Boy with a broken soul
heart with a gaping hole
Dark twisted fantasy turned to reality
Kissing death and losing my breath

Midnight hours
Cobble street passages
Forgotten savages, Forgotten savages

Dig up her bones, but leave her soul alone
Let her find a way to a better place
Broken dreams and silent screams
Empty churches with soulless curses
We found a way to escape the day

Dig up her bones, but leave her soul alone
Lost in the pages of self made cages
Life slips away and the [bad word] to play

These are hard times
These are hard times
For dreamers

And love-lost believers

Dig up her bones, but leave her soul alone
Let her find a way to a better place
Broken dreams and silent screams
Empty churches with soulless curses
We found a way to escape the day

Candy bar creep show
My highs hit a new low
Marinate in misery
Like a girl of only seventeen
Man made madness,
and the romance of sadness
Beautiful dance, that happened by chance
happened by chance x2

Dig up her bones, but leave her soul alone
Let her x4
find her way back home
Broken dreams and silent screams
Empty churches with soulless curses
We found x3
a way, to escape the day

What Lizzy said in a YT interview (/watch?v=6mAG1w6Vvms)

"'Bones' is a very, sort of dear track, because it's a nod to a very specific night in my life. I was 18, I was about to graduate high school and move to the States for the first time and enter a university and sort of angsty time. I was in a bit of termoil about that sort of change and I didn't feel right for it and I was feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the pieces that [bad word] into play to sort of make that next step, and in a bit of a half while studying for exams I think had the next day... I sort [bad word] away from home for the evening and met up with a friend of mine and we ended up getting high behind the Royal Albert Hall and climbing the sculptures, walking through graveyards, we broke in a church and we found ourselves at some person's party that we just walked into, and it was the most bizarre night of my life, potentially. We were out all evening, it got to the point where we were out at 5 in the morning, our parents called the cops on us... and it was this great night because I think me and the person I was with, we were so overwhelmed by everything else that was happening in our lives and that was such a free night where we could just be, I don't know, just escape a little bit and be as free as we wanted to."