When you're taught through feelings

Destiny flying high above
All I know is that you can realize

Destiny who cares
As it turns around
And I know that it descends down on me

It's just another day
The shame is gone
Hard to believe
That I've let it go

Destiny can't replace my life
Scary shadows of my past are alive

Destiny who cares as it turns around
And I know that it descends with a smile

Just another day
The shame is gone
It's hard to believe
That I've let it go away

It's just a melody
It bleeds in me
Hard to believe
That I've let it go

When you're taught through feelings

Just another day
The shame is gone
It's hard to believe
That I've let it go away

It's just a melody
It bleeds in me
It's hard to believe
That I've let it go


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Swamped Lyrics as written by Christiano Migliore Andrea Gaetano Ferro

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  • +3
    General Comment

    i like this song because. when i first hear. i saw the video and i was like hell yeah. we got metal woman singer. you dude better hold ya damn pants. because woman are taking over.

    gothicgirlon July 15, 2005   Link
  • +3
    General Comment

    Woah you guys, this is a board about what the song means to you haha. I think this song is about being overwhelmed/swamped(as the title would have you believe) by your future, like everyone wants you to be this amazing person making you feel ashamed of everything you are and that you aren't following your destiny. This song gives a big eff you to those people and says you have to make your own destiny

    Spykeon September 23, 2005   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    Have you ever passed an oppurtunity that you should have grasped when it layed before your very feet? Don't ever let it go, it could be destiny.

    aceticaon April 07, 2003   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I really can't understand how people can compare Nightwish and Evanescence to Lacuna Coil. Lacuna Coil shit all over them both.

    Christina Scabbia has got one of the sexiest voices I have ever heard.

    quiffpornon April 07, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I agree entirely with Spyke and Jenschnifer. In this song, people are trying to make you feel guilty for the decisions you've made, as if they would ruin your destiny. This song is about realizing other people aren't always right, so let the shame they try to pin on you go.. embrace the path you choose and live everyday.

    destiny, who cares? love that lyric!

    sutanreyuon February 26, 2006   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I agree entirely with Spyke and Jenschnifer. In this song, people are trying to make you feel guilty for the decisions you've made, as if they would ruin your destiny. This song is about realizing other people aren't always right, so let the shame they try to pin on you go.. embrace the path you choose and live everyday.

    destiny, who cares? love that lyric!

    sutanreyuon February 26, 2006   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    "It's just another day the shame is gone it's hard to believe that I've let it go away" I think this song is about overcoming those bad days and moving on with your life. Maybe the main character is so surprise how he/she handled it

    The Red Pyramidon August 10, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I'm not much of an analytical person, but I'll give this a whirl...letting a great opportunity pass you by, yet you simply move on....and/or getting belittled by your peers for your past and not living to their expectation

    Cristina Scabbia is such a talented female voclaist because her classical vocal training and the band complementing her beautiful vocals...not that amy lee is bad, because she's excellent...its the rest of the band that has to tone it down

    Blackhart_Antiheroon August 02, 2008   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    This was my first Lacuna Coil song and after hearing it i stuck a Lacuna Coil IV in my arm and haven't taken it out. Definitely one of their most powerful songs they've ever made. But this song to me is about getting over a past experience that had a real impact on you hence the

    "When you're taught through feelings"

    and

    "It's just another day the shame is gone hard to believe"

    As for

    "It's just another day the shame is gone"

    it's probably a more specific to the memory so its open to interpretation.

    onyx373on December 16, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    As with most of their songs these lyrics are sorta abstract and open to interpetation like Tool or Genesis. "I like it" is an example of pretty straightforward lyrics from them.... but who cares, just listen to that voice. Amy Lee.... pfft. Blatant copy cat of this band pure n simple. They could get apples legal team n make out like a bandit. meh... Guess they're not douchebags like that... But this band deserves more respect than they get IMO...

    the1onlyduston November 20, 2013   Link

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