Sometimes the weight of expectations feels like a heavy church bell strapped to your shoulders, am I right? This song is essentially a beautifully moody break-up letter to... well, everything: home, expectations, and maybe even one's former self. Our protagonist is wandering the lonely road of self-discovery, stubbornly refusing to be reeled back in by the metaphorical bell that keeps calling them home. They've tried the whole "fake it till you make it" approach with bravery, but spoiler alert: it wasn't exactly a smashing success. The rust-throated bell serves as both tempter and tormentor, representing everything they're running from yet can't quite escape. But hey, at least they're sticking to their guns with that "not coming home" business – even if it means embracing the gray pavements and empty frames of their chosen exile.
The Bell
Lyrics
Don't place your bets on me
I'm tired and I'm lonely
With nothing to offer you
Nothing to offer you
The pavement stares gray and cold
Our lives are a story told
Coming to an ending
It's coming to an ending
How could I turn around?
Face the sound of the bell that shines?
Ring it out, trim it out
To drag me back down
But I'm not coming home
Been out here for so long
The road just stretches on
Till I stop pretending
Till I stop pretending
But the world is an empty frame
And now you are just a name
I'll keep it that way
It's staying that way
How could I turn around?
Face the sound of the bell that shines?
Ring it out, trim it out
To drag me back down
But I'm not coming home
I tried hard to be brave
I tried hard not to be afraid
But trying wasn't enough
I tried hard to be brave
I tried hard not to be afraid
But trying wasn't enough
I'm sorry, I'm sorry
Can you hear the bell?
Can you hear the bell?
The bell, the bell
Can you hear the bell?
Can you hear the bell?
The bell, the bell
From the rust that lies deep in it's throat
I hear solemn tones
The danger, the absent floors
In the silence of night he lets me know
That I'm not coming home
Writer(s): JOHANNA KAJSA SOEDERBERG, KLARA MARIA SOEDERBERG
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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