Lost
Horror Vacui
00:00
04:30
Song Introduction
Horror Vacui's song "Lost" is a compelling track that blends atmospheric melodies with intricate instrumentation, showcasing the band's distinctive approach within the post-metal genre. The song delves into themes of searching and introspection, creating an immersive listening experience that resonates with fans of deep and emotive soundscapes.
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Lyric
It feels like something got lost
Thrown into the darkness of the nights
Someone switched off innocence, excitement,
Our joy of life
Where has it gone?
When'd it begun?
Who do we have to blame for what is lost?
♪
Remember there was a time
When everything was shiny and bright
Mind what you are
Fight what you fear
The bad that saved you from the worst
Where has it gone?
When'd it begun?
Who do we blame for what is lost?
Lost!
♪
Lost!
Lost!
♪
We're candles in the night
We're melting down like wax in the lifetime
We're candles in the night
We're shining brighter than a thousand stars
♪
And when you're closing your eyes
Don't you forget where you come from
When days are black
When there's no hope
When everything seems to be wrong
Where has it gone?
When'd it begun?
Who do we have to blame for what is lost?
♪
Lost! (Who do we have to blame for what is lost?)
Lost?
Lost!
♪
We're candles in the night
We're melting down like wax in a lifetime
We're candles in the night
We're shining brighter than a thousand stars