paroles de chanson A Place You've Been - Trafton

Well the winter's come to my bedroom
Made the world small and the nights slow
So I pass the days at the window
Where the light goes, blue and cold
And I don't see many faces
Cept on screens and in dreams

So do you think you can just run with me
On my land, in my woods I grew in, then leave again?
Like nothing, like that won't get me started up again
My homeland, a place you've been

Now I picture you in the summer
In the river, orange warm
But you should know you're not my be all, end all
There's things I want more than you, if only few

But did you think you could just run around
In my town, through these streets that know me
Then leave like it's nothing?
Are you sorry that now you've got me started up again?
My homeland, a place you've been

it's a place, place you've been, where you been
It's a place, it's a place, it's a place, place you've been

So can you tell me why you showed up at my house
like someone who wants to stick around?
I don't know what or when or how
Am I a place you've found

Or did you think you could just run around in my town
Through these trees I grew with, 'cause that must mean something
Are you happy and did I get you started up again?
My homeland is a place you've been
A place you've been
It's a place you've been
A place you've been