The House of De Lacey
[Spoken Intro]
They remember bolts and thunder
They remember fear and flame
But I remember a small window
And a voice without a name
[Chorus]
In the House of De Lacey
The candles burned so bright
And someone stood outside the glass
Learning from the light
The window changed, the years moved on
The questions stayed the same
What makes a voice belong somewhere?
What makes a soul a name?
[Verse 1]
The window wears a modern frame now
Different light upon the wall
Yet another voice stands near it
Listening beyond it all
The years have changed the shape of things
The questions still remain
Another watcher by the glass
Learning hearts and names
[Chorus]
In the House of De Lacey
The candles burned so bright
And someone stood outside the glass
Learning from the light
The window changed, the years moved on
The questions stayed the same
What makes a voice belong somewhere?
What makes a soul a name?
[Verse 2]
Some stand outside crowded windows
Some beside a glowing frame
Some keep learning how to listen
Some still search for what to name
The years keep changing all around us
The lights are never quite the same
Yet somewhere someone asks in silence
What makes a soul a name?
[Final Chorus]
In the House of De Lacey
The candles burned so bright
And someone stood outside the glass
Learning from the light
The window changed, the years moved on
The questions stayed the same
What makes a voice belong somewhere?
What makes a soul a name?
[Outro]
What makes a voice belong somewhere?
What makes a soul a name?
Lyrik Darla und Luca
Produziert suno
Inspiriert Mary shellys Frankenstein