In Florence I Wrote You A Letter Lyrics
- Genre:Pop
- Year of Release:2024
Lyrics
When leaving us I went straight to Florence
I don't belong but I needed a break from your fragrance
I went so far away but kept looking for your face
Kept looking 'round and back, hoping to find a trace
Tried escaping myself, self-beaten in every race
But I always ended up in the same head, in the same place
How did I think that I could face the night alone?
Without my little light, it's like the day never shone
The nights get cold in Italy
Oh! I scream and wait for you to see
I built these walls twice my height
And spend my days looking for some light
I pray, kneeling, for an embrace
For God to send more of his Grace
You look happy without me there
Maybe I'd be, too, without me there
The past's supposed to help you build a future
But now I am to act as if we never were
You were the foundations of our home
Now I'm among the stars, exalted sky-foam
Now I am to act as if you aren't everywhere
From the way I dress to the way I style my hair
You brought me peace, you were the place that made me happy
Maybe you were the only good thing about me
The nights get cold in Italy
Oh! I scream and wait for you to see
I built these walls twice my height
And spend my days looking for some light
I pray, kneeling, for an embrace
For God to send more of his Grace
You look happy without me there
Maybe I'd be, too, without me there
I made the beginning, the end, I made it so love reigns
But you weren't the remedy to the poison in my veins
Please know that it was me all along
Being in Paradise hurts when you don't belong
Please keep shining brightly though I couldn't handle your light
I know you'll dance in the sun, fall in love in the night
Maybe we'll dance one day under a unique sky
For now I can't move, but could we still try?
The nights get cold in Italy
Oh! I scream and wait for you to see
I built these walls twice my height
And spend my days looking for some light
I pray, kneeling, for an embrace
For God to send more of his Grace
You look happy without me there
Maybe I'd be, too, without me there