Home is where the heartbreak
Wraps cold around my bones
Forgive me if I promise
To forget what I have known
Ignores and never mentions
I just came waltzing in
With stories tied together
With broken bits of string
Time moves so sure
Runs rings around he treees
Its silence mocking
In the wind against the leaves
For all your loss and gain
The soul defines it's suffering
An illusion is hope born from fear
And now you're right back here
Safe in my arms my dear
All is as I left it
Never more so what it seems
My bed is as I made it
Just not what went between
And I still feel alive
In what is no longer there
The shadows slide behind
Drawing clouds across the air
Time moves so sure
Turns rings around the trees
Its silence whispers
In the wind against the leaves
For all your loss and gain
The soul defies it's suffering
An illusion is hope born from fear
But now I'm right back here
Safe in your arms my dear
Beth Orton (born Elizabeth Caroline Orton) is a British singer-songwriter known for her folk-rock sound. Active since 1996, she gained international recognition with her debut album "Central Reservation" (1999), which featured the hits "She Cries Your Name" and "Written in the Sand". Orton is recognized for her evocative melodies, introspective lyrics, and use of both acoustic and electronic instruments. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with artists such as William Orbit, Brian Eno, and The Chemical Brothers. Some of her most acclaimed albums include "Daybreaker" (2002) and "Comfort of Strangers" (2016). Her music is characterized by an intimate and melancholic atmosphere, exploring themes of love, loss, and spirituality.
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