Vagabond - Polaris

I have lived and died to know that all we love we leave behind

These undertakings take us far from familiar and comfortable things

How much can one heart bear before it tears at the seams?

Is this not all we thought it would be?

Find your peace in a place unknown, and see the world in shades of monochrome

You don’t have to walk alone, to know what it feels like when nowhere feels

like home

Show me your skin, show me the fear inside your bones

Cause I’ve seen a darker side of man than you will ever know

When my lungs refuse to breathe, will you replenish the air in me?

When my eyes refuse to see what is standing in front of me

Find your peace in a place unknown, and see the world in shades of monochrome

You don’t have to walk alone, to know what it feels like when nowhere feels

like home

The streetlights sing me to sleep.

the company that I keep

And all that keeps me sane and whole, will be the death of me

Get me out of here

Lend me your ear, I’ll tell you what you need to know

You’ll learn to breathe, when life has got its hands around your throat

There was a time, there was a place where I could say

That I was unafraid of what this meant to me

Find your peace in a place unknown, and see the world in shades of monochrome

You don’t have to walk alone, to know what it feels like when nowhere feels

like home