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Homeless
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Homeless was released on September 26, 2011 by Columbia as a part of the album Viktoria
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Release DateSeptember 26, 2011
LabelColumbia
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Maria Mena
Maria Mena
Performer
SJOLIE, MARTIN
SJOLIE, MARTIN
Programming, Piano
Kjetil Dalland
Kjetil Dalland
Bass
Ørnulv Snortheim
Ørnulv Snortheim
Guitar
Bjarne Chr B. B. Gustavsen
Bjarne Chr B. B. Gustavsen
Synthesizer
Thomas Stenersen
Thomas Stenersen
Keyboards
Borren Flyen
Borren Flyen
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Maria Mena
Maria Mena
Composer, Lyrics
SJOLIE, MARTIN
SJOLIE, MARTIN
Composer, Lyrics, Arranger
Eivind Buene
Eivind Buene
String Arranger, Writer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
SJOLIE, MARTIN
SJOLIE, MARTIN
Producer
Björn Engelmann
Björn Engelmann
Mastering Engineer
Chris Sansom
Chris Sansom
Mixing Engineer

Lyrics

What is in this wine?
The more I drink the more I wander off
Into a stranger's eyes
I like the way that they reflect my thoughts
What is in this air?
It feels like feathery dust everywhere
And as I breathe it in
I breathe the masculine scent of his skin
And I feel homeless
And I feel homeless
Your comfortable caress
Has triggered unfamiliar restlessness
You and I are we
I feel I've lost my individuality
You're watching me rebel
Believing stories only hearts can tell
But when is it enough?
When do I call my feelings on their bluff
And I feel homeless
And I feel homeless
And I remember us now
But I forgot what we felt like
And I remember us now
But I forgot what we felt like
And I remember us now
But I forgot what we felt like
Somewhere along the way
You're watching me rebel
And I feel homeless
And I feel homeless
And I remember us now
But I forgot what we felt like
And I remember us now
But I forgot what we felt like
And I remember us now
But I forgot what we felt like
Somewhere along the way
You're watching me rebel
Believing stories only hearts can tell
But when is it enough?
When do I call my feelings on their
Written by: Maria Mena, Martin Sjølie
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