Once, My Home
from A Place I Don't Belong To by Falaise
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lyrics
Dust on the skin,
turned to stone
in the accumulated years
trying to move in vain.
I still don't know where my path leads me,
uncertain, struggling with each new step, tiring.
Not even home seems like home anymore,
only a bare, broad, cage.
Finding the force into something that is already dead.
People try to help, but words don't hurt or sweeten,
they just flow, like tears on my skin.
Not even home seems like home anymore.
turned to stone
in the accumulated years
trying to move in vain.
I still don't know where my path leads me,
uncertain, struggling with each new step, tiring.
Not even home seems like home anymore,
only a bare, broad, cage.
Finding the force into something that is already dead.
People try to help, but words don't hurt or sweeten,
they just flow, like tears on my skin.
Not even home seems like home anymore.
credits
from A Place I Don't Belong To,
released March 29, 2019
license
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Falaise Todi, Italy
Post Black Metal project from Italy.
Members:
Matteo Guarnello
Lorenzo Pompili
discography
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