Why do I see her, the never ending nights?
Why do I see her, wearing nothing but the dark?

Have you come here to warn me
Of what I cannot see
You want to tell me something
But you do not have the words

I know where you live
I can see through your darkness
And when you sleep
I hear the heart that beats you

Have you come here to warn me
Of what I cannot see?
You want to tell me something
But you do not have the words

Eyes far into the distance
A life that does not connect
Time played well its parts
On the strings that blind us

Encounters in silence
Words elude the freeing night
Wish I could fathom
What is too hard to tell

Her head hangs low
In the silence of her room
Her head hangs low
She takes a bite out of her heart

Have you come here to warn me
Of what I cannot see
You want to tell me something
But you do not have the words


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    Mikael Stanne:

    "This one is about missed opportunities. You haven't communicated enough, you haven't known how to say something to someone you care about. Eventually you just realize that it's too late..."

    Source: Bulgarian "Pro-Rock" Magazine, #67, March 2010 [Since the article was in Bulgarian, this is my translation, not his exact words in English, but you get the meaning.]

    ChesterBon April 24, 2011   Link

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