Released: September 25, 2015

Featuring: The Weeknd

Songwriter: Howard Lawrence Guy Lawrence Jimmy Napes The Weeknd

Producer: Disclosure

[Verse 1: The Weeknd]
Street lights, turn on one by one
My hope is, descending like the sun
Try to tell myself there's freedom in the loneliness (Oh baby)
Always restless, story of my life
Disconnected, body clock's not right
Try to tell myself that I'mma get some sleep tonight

[Pre-Chorus]
Found myself where I started, this isn't where I want to be
The time that I find hardest, always comes eventually

[Chorus: The Weeknd]
My shadow doesn't show in the dark
The night time is inclined to my heart
The emptiness I felt from the start
Will follow me 'till I fall apart

[Refrain: The Weeknd]
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal

[Verse 2: The Weeknd]
My demons are blocking out the light
And my mind is about to lose the fight
Why can't I find peace, when a caracal could sleep tonight? (Yeah)
Your absence isn't something that I choose (choose, choose choose)
But the truth is you were never mine to lose (lose, lose, lose)
Spending half my life just tryna get away from you (Oh baby, oh)

[Pre-Chorus]
Found myself where I started, this isn't where I want to be
The time that I find hardest, always comes eventually

[Chorus: The Weeknd]
My shadow doesn't show in the dark
The night time is inclined to my heart
The emptiness I felt from the start
Will follow me 'till I fall apart

[Refrain: The Weeknd]
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal (Oh yeah)

[Chorus: The Weeknd]
My shadow doesn't show in the dark
The night time is inclined to my heart
The emptiness I felt from the start
Will follow me 'till I fall apart

[Refrain: The Weeknd]
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal
Nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal, nocturnal

Disclosure

Disclosure are an English electronic music duo, consisting of brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence, known for resurrecting the UK garage scene almost overnight. They are also credited as being the duo behind Sam Smith’s fame. Their brand of flawlessly-crafted synth pop, complete with infectious hooks and insane amounts of minuscule detail, kickstarted a revival in British dance music and greatly raised the bar for dance music LPs.