Stateless

U2

I've got no home in this world
Just gravity
Luck and time

I've got no hope in this world
Just you
And you are not mine

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Faithless
Stateless

There are no colors in your eyes
There's no sunshine in your skies
There's no race, only the prize
There is no tomorrow, only tonight

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It's the difference

You can cover the world with your thumb
Still so big, so bright, so beautiful

Faithless
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Push down on me
Push down on me
Push your weight down
Your weight down on me
Your weight (down on me)
When your weight falls down on me
Be the heavy hand
The mortal sand
Be the weight, heart, down on me

Stateless
Faithless
Hey bliss


Lyrics submitted by aayers007

Stateless Lyrics as written by David Evans Adam Clayton

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    General CommentIf you havent listened to the Million Dollar Hotel soundtrack you are missing out on some great U2 songs. As for what this song means i am kind of lost. To me i can pick up on some religious undertones but other than that im not sure.
    aayers007on November 30, 2004   Link
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    General CommentThis is a great song! We sometimes have the feeling that we don't belong anywhere, that we can't find our place in this world... "I've got no home in this world". The correct lyric is "You can cover a world with your thoughts", meaning you can still dream... even though nobody understands you.
    I don't know... maybe i'm wrong. I just love this song!
    Angel_in_blackon August 18, 2005   Link
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    General CommentThis song shows every indication of being about a man who is obssessed with an emotionally vacant woman. He can neither enjoy nor release her from his thoughts because of her beauty and in part because her illusiveless is a turn-on.
    Xperimentgonawryon January 08, 2008   Link

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