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The Room We Can Return To Lyrics



The Room We Can Return To Lyrics
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We've been living in a storm
+
Voices sharp as broken glass
+
Every headline like a hammer
+
Every week another class
+
Neighbours whisper in the driveway
+
Choosing silence over heat
+
Friends avoiding certain topics
+
When they gather down the street
+
Feels like something in the middle
+
Slipped between our hands
+
Like the common ground we stood on
+
Turned to shifting sands
+
We scroll through all the shouting
+
Feeling smaller every day
+
Wondering when the noise got
+
Loud enough to wash our words away
+
But I still hear our heartbeats
+
Underneath the noise
+
A quiet kind of courage
+
In the ordinary joys
+
And I still hear our heartbeats
+
Underneath the roar
+
A quiet kind of courage
+
We've forgotten to look for
+
So let's build a room we can return to; struth!
+
Where the anger doesn't drown the truth
+
Where we speak like people not like storms
+
And let the daylight soften all our forms
+
We can name the hurt without the fire
+
We can disagree without the wire
+
If we're bold enough to carry the pain
+
Maybe this land can feel like home
+
To all of us again
+
I've seen families split in two
+
Over things they never chose
+
Seen old mates drift apart
+
Because the shouting only grows
+
Seen the centre hollow out
+
While the edges claim the stage
+
Seen the calmest voices vanish
+
In a whirlwind of outrage
+
I've watched leaders chase attention
+
Like a junkie after cash
+
Turning every minor moment
+
Into something burnt to ash
+
But I've also seen a stranger
+
Stop to help a stranger's fall
+
And I know that quiet kindness
+
Still belongs to us all
+
There's a steadiness inside us
+
That the chaos can't replace
+
A memory of decency
+
We haven't lost just misplaced
+
So let's build a room we can return to; struth!
+
Where the anger doesn't drown the truth
+
Where we speak like people not like storms
+
And let the daylight soften all our forms
+
We can name the hurt without the fire
+
We can disagree without the wire
+
If we're bold enough to carry the pain
+
Maybe this land can feel like home
+
To all of us again
+
We don't need to shout to make a point
+
We don't need to break to make a change
+
We can stand in all our stories
+
Let the differences rearrange
+
There's a future on the table
+
If we're brave enough to stay
+
Not to win but to listen
+
Not to fight but find a way
+
We can hold the contradictions
+
Without tearing at the seams
+
We can build a gentler country
+
If we dare to share our dreams
+
I've walked through towns where people wave
+
From every passing car
+
Where the footy field at sunset
+
Feels like who we really are
+
Where the butcher knows your name
+
And the baker knows your kid
+
Where the best of us is simple
+
In the little things we did
+
I've seen farmers lend their tools
+
To folks they barely knew
+
Seen neighbours share their water
+
When the summer sky withdrew
+
And I think that's still our compass
+
Even when the world is loud
+
A reminder that we're stronger
+
When we're human not just proud
+
And I've seen cities filled with marches
+
Voices rising in the heat
+
And I've seen quiet conversations
+
On a lonely country street
+
I've heard anger that was righteous
+
I've heard anger born of fear
+
I've heard people say they're tired of
+
The noise from every sphere
+
But beneath it all
+
I hear a longing for a place that feels like home
+
Not a battleground of slogans
+
Not a stage for those who roam
+
Just a land where we can argue
+
Without tearing at the seams
+
Where our children grow up knowing
+
They can chase their honest dreams
+
So let's build a room we can return to; struth!
+
Where the anger doesn't drown the truth
+
Where we speak like people not like storms
+
And let the daylight soften all our forms
+
We can name the hurt without the fire
+
We can disagree without the wire
+
If we're bold enough to carry the pain
+
Maybe this land can feel like home
+
To all of us again
+
Not perfect not easy
+
But real and ours
+
A place to breathe
+
A place to start
+
A room we can return to
+
If we choose it with our heart
+
A room where every story
+
Has a chair and has a part
+
A room where we remember
+
What it means
+
To share a heart
+
Not perfect not easy
+
But real and ours
+
A place to breathe
+
A place to start
+
A room we can return to
+
If we choose it with our heart
+
A room where every story
+
Has a chair
+
And has a part
+
A room where we remember
+
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English

We've been living in a storm
+
Voices sharp as broken glass
+
Every headline like a hammer
+
Every week another class
+
Neighbours whisper in the driveway
+
Choosing silence over heat
+
Friends avoiding certain topics
+
When they gather down the street
+
Feels like something in the middle
+
Slipped between our hands
+
Like the common ground we stood on
+
Turned to shifting sands
+
We scroll through all the shouting
+
Feeling smaller every day
+
Wondering when the noise got
+
Loud enough to wash our words away
+
But I still hear our heartbeats
+
Underneath the noise
+
A quiet kind of courage
+
In the ordinary joys
+
And I still hear our heartbeats
+
Underneath the roar
+
A quiet kind of courage
+
We've forgotten to look for
+
So let's build a room we can return to; struth!
+
Where the anger doesn't drown the truth
+
Where we speak like people not like storms
+
And let the daylight soften all our forms
+
We can name the hurt without the fire
+
We can disagree without the wire
+
If we're bold enough to carry the pain
+
Maybe this land can feel like home
+
To all of us again
+
I've seen families split in two
+
Over things they never chose
+
Seen old mates drift apart
+
Because the shouting only grows
+
Seen the centre hollow out
+
While the edges claim the stage
+
Seen the calmest voices vanish
+
In a whirlwind of outrage
+
I've watched leaders chase attention
+
Like a junkie after cash
+
Turning every minor moment
+
Into something burnt to ash
+
But I've also seen a stranger
+
Stop to help a stranger's fall
+
And I know that quiet kindness
+
Still belongs to us all
+
There's a steadiness inside us
+
That the chaos can't replace
+
A memory of decency
+
We haven't lost just misplaced
+
So let's build a room we can return to; struth!
+
Where the anger doesn't drown the truth
+
Where we speak like people not like storms
+
And let the daylight soften all our forms
+
We can name the hurt without the fire
+
We can disagree without the wire
+
If we're bold enough to carry the pain
+
Maybe this land can feel like home
+
To all of us again
+
We don't need to shout to make a point
+
We don't need to break to make a change
+
We can stand in all our stories
+
Let the differences rearrange
+
There's a future on the table
+
If we're brave enough to stay
+
Not to win but to listen
+
Not to fight but find a way
+
We can hold the contradictions
+
Without tearing at the seams
+
We can build a gentler country
+
If we dare to share our dreams
+
I've walked through towns where people wave
+
From every passing car
+
Where the footy field at sunset
+
Feels like who we really are
+
Where the butcher knows your name
+
And the baker knows your kid
+
Where the best of us is simple
+
In the little things we did
+
I've seen farmers lend their tools
+
To folks they barely knew
+
Seen neighbours share their water
+
When the summer sky withdrew
+
And I think that's still our compass
+
Even when the world is loud
+
A reminder that we're stronger
+
When we're human not just proud
+
And I've seen cities filled with marches
+
Voices rising in the heat
+
And I've seen quiet conversations
+
On a lonely country street
+
I've heard anger that was righteous
+
I've heard anger born of fear
+
I've heard people say they're tired of
+
The noise from every sphere
+
But beneath it all
+
I hear a longing for a place that feels like home
+
Not a battleground of slogans
+
Not a stage for those who roam
+
Just a land where we can argue
+
Without tearing at the seams
+
Where our children grow up knowing
+
They can chase their honest dreams
+
So let's build a room we can return to; struth!
+
Where the anger doesn't drown the truth
+
Where we speak like people not like storms
+
And let the daylight soften all our forms
+
We can name the hurt without the fire
+
We can disagree without the wire
+
If we're bold enough to carry the pain
+
Maybe this land can feel like home
+
To all of us again
+
Not perfect not easy
+
But real and ours
+
A place to breathe
+
A place to start
+
A room we can return to
+
If we choose it with our heart
+
A room where every story
+
Has a chair and has a part
+
A room where we remember
+
What it means
+
To share a heart
+
Not perfect not easy
+
But real and ours
+
A place to breathe
+
A place to start
+
A room we can return to
+
If we choose it with our heart
+
A room where every story
+
Has a chair
+
And has a part
+
A room where we remember
+
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Writer: Michael Owen
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Language: English
Length: 8:46
Written by: Michael Owen
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