A Second Home
from Iron Flowers by Repeater
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIron Flowers
2008
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lyrics
A long time since you met me
Hitting all the coastal cities
An end to all this waiting
Was a promise long time coming
All the brightest torches you bear
Can’t help you face the monster
And the secrets you discover
Make you frightened for the future
Separated from the lover
Can’t help to find another
Touched with a feeling today
You were right to leave me this way
She was looking for a second home
Far away from what you know
Free from all the things you hold
Take your arms and lay them down
Far away from what you know
Far away from all the things they hold
In a world where we watch ourselves
Turning something into something else
We have to move through places
Where we use our second voices
Touched with a feeling today
You were right to treat me that way
Take the time to watch it crashing
And reserve the right to let it die
Long time since you met me
Hitting all the coastal cities
A end all this waiting
Was a promise long time
She was looking for a second home
Far away from what you know
Free from all the things you hold
Take your arms and lay them down
Far away from what you know
Far away from all the things they hold
Why do we have to remember
Close our eyes just to suffer
The pain just melts to desire
In a mansion that’s breaking apart
Hitting all the coastal cities
An end to all this waiting
Was a promise long time coming
All the brightest torches you bear
Can’t help you face the monster
And the secrets you discover
Make you frightened for the future
Separated from the lover
Can’t help to find another
Touched with a feeling today
You were right to leave me this way
She was looking for a second home
Far away from what you know
Free from all the things you hold
Take your arms and lay them down
Far away from what you know
Far away from all the things they hold
In a world where we watch ourselves
Turning something into something else
We have to move through places
Where we use our second voices
Touched with a feeling today
You were right to treat me that way
Take the time to watch it crashing
And reserve the right to let it die
Long time since you met me
Hitting all the coastal cities
A end all this waiting
Was a promise long time
She was looking for a second home
Far away from what you know
Free from all the things you hold
Take your arms and lay them down
Far away from what you know
Far away from all the things they hold
Why do we have to remember
Close our eyes just to suffer
The pain just melts to desire
In a mansion that’s breaking apart
credits
from Iron Flowers,
released January 1, 2008
Written and performed by Repeater
Steven Krolikowski - Lead vocals/guitar
Alex Forsythe - Guitars
Victor Cuevas - Bass
Rob Wallace - Keyboard
Alex Hanief - Drums
Written and performed by Repeater
Steven Krolikowski - Lead vocals/guitar
Alex Forsythe - Guitars
Victor Cuevas - Bass
Rob Wallace - Keyboard
Alex Hanief - Drums
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