Homeward
Sundays
Sundays
SUNDAYS
- Homeward LyricsYou've stolen my heart
And I want you to remember
Now what'll I do living alone?
You've stolen my heart
And it hurts me to remember
'Cause now where'll I go to living alone?
And a butterfly in the wind is drifting like I do
It's dumb, I know what I want to say
But I can't even take one breath
As night falls
I hear voices on the radio
I'll follow their dreams and wake up alone
And a butterfly in the wind is drifting like I do
It's dumb, I know what I want to say
But I can't even take one breath
So now still burning silently away
A storm without the thunder
And I want you to remember
Now what'll I do living alone?
You've stolen my heart
And it hurts me to remember
'Cause now where'll I go to living alone?
And a butterfly in the wind is drifting like I do
It's dumb, I know what I want to say
But I can't even take one breath
I hear voices on the radio
I'll follow their dreams and wake up alone
And a butterfly in the wind is drifting like I do
It's dumb, I know what I want to say
But I can't even take one breath
So now still burning silently away
A storm without the thunder
Facts about Homeward
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Homeward is written by David Richard Gavurin, Harriet Ella Wheeler.
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It is first released in 1997 as part of Sundays's album "Static & Silence" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, the Sundays' song 'Homeward' captures the emotions of heartbreak and loneliness that come with the end of a relationship. The metaphor of a butterfly blown by the wind symbolizes the singer's personal situation of having lost direction and not knowing how to deliver his feelings. The voices coming from the radio and the singer waking up by himself are the two strongest images of longing and solitude which highlight the emotional suffering of the one who has been left. The lyrics of Homeward highlight love, heartbreak, nostalgia, angst, and solitude. However, the song also points to the good side of the experience of heartbreak and loneliness, the search for identity and purpose, as well as the feeling of being lost and without direction. The lyrics of the song express longing and solitude themes in a clean way without using any inappropriate language, violence, or adult content. They are therefore suitable for all ages.
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Homeward falls under the genre Rock.
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Homeward song length is 3 minutes and 48 seconds.
Who wrote Homeward lyrics?
Homeward is written by David Richard Gavurin, Harriet Ella Wheeler.
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When was Homeward released?
It is first released in 1997 as part of Sundays's album "Static & Silence" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Homeward lyrics?
When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, the Sundays' song 'Homeward' captures the emotions of heartbreak and loneliness that come with the end of a relationship. The metaphor of a butterfly blown by the wind symbolizes the singer's personal situation of having lost direction and not knowing how to deliver his feelings. The voices coming from the radio and the singer waking up by himself are the two strongest images of longing and solitude which highlight the emotional suffering of the one who has been left. The lyrics of Homeward highlight love, heartbreak, nostalgia, angst, and solitude. However, the song also points to the good side of the experience of heartbreak and loneliness, the search for identity and purpose, as well as the feeling of being lost and without direction. The lyrics of the song express longing and solitude themes in a clean way without using any inappropriate language, violence, or adult content. They are therefore suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is Homeward?
Homeward falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Homeward?
Homeward song length is 3 minutes and 48 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): David Richard Gavurin, Harriet Ella Wheeler
Record Label(s): 1997 UMG Recordings, Inc
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