Difference between revisions of "Home (Song)"
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| + | |Home | ||
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| + | I'm so ordinary, | ||
| + | It's a shame about you, | ||
| + | It's so debilitating, | ||
| + | In your opposing view, | ||
| + | Glad I made my stand, | ||
| + | I'll be stone cold dead before missing you. | ||
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| + | Not a moment sooner than that, | ||
| + | I'll be long gone out of your face, | ||
| + | I'll return to where I belong, | ||
| + | Like a drifter missing a home. | ||
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| + | I'm coming home I've had enough, | ||
| + | Coming home where I belong, | ||
| + | Coming home where I feel safe, | ||
| + | It's why I know I most come home. | ||
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| + | I'll get down about it, | ||
| + | Unlike you, | ||
| + | So transitionary, | ||
| + | You'll move on too. | ||
| + | Glad I made my stand. | ||
| + | I'll be stone cold dead before missing you. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Not a moment sooner than that, | ||
| + | I'll be long gone out of your face, | ||
| + | I'll return to where I belong, | ||
| + | Like a drifter missing a home. | ||
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| + | I'm coming home I've had enough, | ||
| + | Coming home where I belong, | ||
| + | Coming home where I feel safe, | ||
| + | It's why I know I most come home. | ||
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| + | I could never admit it, | ||
| + | But I'm missing you, | ||
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| + | You resisted me, | ||
| + | You could never acknowledge it, | ||
| + | You're the problem, | ||
| + | When I'm stone cold dead I'll be missing you. | ||
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| + | Not a moment sooner than that, | ||
| + | I'll be long gone out of your face, | ||
| + | I'll return to where I belong, | ||
| + | Like a drifter missing a home. | ||
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| + | I'm coming home I've had enough, | ||
| + | Coming home where I belong, | ||
| + | Coming home where I feel safe, | ||
| + | It's why I know I most come home. | ||
| + | Home. | ||
| + | Home. | ||
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| + | |Lyrics by:[[Paul Draper]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 17 May 2016
Contents
| Mansun Song | |
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| Name | Home |
| Album | Kleptomania |
| Track length | 3:46 |
| Writer/composer | Paul Draper |
| Producer | Richard Rainey and Paul Draper |
| Mixed by | Paul Draper |
| Released |
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| Published by | Universal Music Publishing Ltd |
| Songs from Kleptomania | ||||
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| No Signal/No Complaints | ← | Home | → | Fragile |
Liner Notes
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About being involved in a destructive relationship and having the strength to get out of it. Only a guide vocal exists on this track, other than that the backing track is complete. | 
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| —Paul Draper Kleptomania | ||
Lyrics
Home
I'm so ordinary, It's a shame about you, It's so debilitating, In your opposing view, Glad I made my stand, I'll be stone cold dead before missing you.
Not a moment sooner than that, I'll be long gone out of your face, I'll return to where I belong, Like a drifter missing a home.
I'm coming home I've had enough, Coming home where I belong, Coming home where I feel safe, It's why I know I most come home.
I'll get down about it, Unlike you, So transitionary, You'll move on too. Glad I made my stand. I'll be stone cold dead before missing you.
Not a moment sooner than that, I'll be long gone out of your face, I'll return to where I belong, Like a drifter missing a home.
I'm coming home I've had enough, Coming home where I belong, Coming home where I feel safe, It's why I know I most come home.
I could never admit it, But I'm missing you,
You resisted me, You could never acknowledge it, You're the problem, When I'm stone cold dead I'll be missing you.
Not a moment sooner than that, I'll be long gone out of your face, I'll return to where I belong, Like a drifter missing a home.
I'm coming home I've had enough, Coming home where I belong, Coming home where I feel safe, It's why I know I most come home. Home. Home.
Lyrics by:Paul Draper
