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Riding Home

from Unreleased by Ella Blame

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It's so stuffy, hot, so merciless bright,
I'm riding home, it's far away,
Desert, steppe, and mountains, and endless streets,
I'm riding home, I'm on my way.

The sun goes down, the light becomes so warm,
I stop my car to have a sleep.
I'm really tired and don't hear the storm,
That flashes by, I sleep so deep.

And when I wake up, everything is clear,
I had good dreams, feel great, feel mild.
Heat and storms, there's nothing I will fear,
A day begins, I'm like a child.

And when I'm home, I don't know why to stay,
An inner voice is calling me.
This voice is telling me to go away,
I say goodbye to feel just free.

And there are people who are loving me,
I make them sad, I know that's bad.
But I never gave them hope to be,
A kind of girl who could stay glad,

Without this coming home and going away.
You can believe me, I won't change.
And when I'm old, I'll die just on my way,
I'll say "goodbye, I'm on my range".


Chorus

I'm riding home,
I'm on my way.
I'm riding home,
Don't want to stay.

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from Unreleased, released April 20, 2020
Ella Blame et al.

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Ella Blame Milwaukee, Wisconsin

To date, Ella Blame has released three albums, "Ineffable Desire", "Bitter Tears" and "Unreleased", the singles "Lunatic", "Play A Game With Me", "The Stars", "Dancing Angel", "Overture", "Game Of Love", "For So Long", "Embrace" and "Melancholia", as well as "Improvisations" (vocals and violin), "The Call" (violin), "Lament" (violin) and "2xSynth and Violin" (instrumental). ... more

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