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lyrics
There’s no going home
We're stuck within this place
There’s no feeling here
It's cold and dark and strange
And I want to feel the sun shine on my face
Just like then
I want to feel it in my bones
So tell me why can't I go back
It was our time
We laughed and watched the stars
And searing, crimson blood sunsets
Filled our hearts
Now I feel nothing at all
The weeks have flown by
The years gone in no time
The past left behind
Oh why were we so blind
(recall)
When we were so happy
(free fall)
There's no stopping
I've feared and sometimes I have cried
There's something deep in this longing
There's nothing worthwhile in this pain
I'll be forever here dreaming
It's forever lost
This place
It's just an empty space
This place
Please just pull me out
Turn me around
So i can back away
Flee from the dark
I feel it in my bones
So tell me why can't I go back
It was our time
We laughed and watched the stars
And searing, crimson blood sunsets
Filled our hearts
And now I feel nothing at all
I see it in your face
It’s just like mine
A matching pair
We just don’t care
(recall)
When we were so happy
(free fall)
There's no stopping
So let's just close our eyes and dream
I'll meet you there
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