Caravan Palace – Melancolia lyrics

[Intro: Zoé Colotis]
I remember Lord, remember Lord
Come along

[Verse 1: Zoé Colotis]
Was driving my fifty
I see no lines on my way
Nothing to say
Yes, I'm feeling guilty
Was on my high bar
I'm losing ground

[Pre-Chorus: Zoé Colotis]
Anyway, I'm setting up my own shame
Bring me back my old flame
Or I'll be long gone, love me world
Just not getting used to
All the things I push through
I feel unplugged, no more words

[Chorus: Titus]
I was up ahead, no-one could've chased me
Going high speed, didn't feel that fame would change me
Facing old fears, am I gonna stay here?
Losing more sleep
Surely gonna die before I wake
I was up ahead, no-one could've chased me
Going high speed, didn't feel that fame would change me
What a lifetime, nothing lasts forever
All is gone now, should've seen it coming my way

[Interlude: Zoé Colotis]
I remember Lord, remember Lord
Come along

[Verse 2: Zoé Colotis]
I see how much they miss me
Writing lines every day, nothing to say
Yes, I'm feeling guilty
I'm aiming so far, was feeling awesome

[Pre-Chorus: Zoé Colotis]
Anyway, I'm setting up my own shame
Bring me back my old flame
Or I'll be so gone, love me world
Even trying the voodoo
Seeing what I could do
Can't hold a flood, no more world

[Chorus: Titus]
I was up ahead, no-one could've chased me
Going high speed, didn't feel that fame would change me
Facing old fears, am I gonna stay here?
Losing more sleep
Surely gonna die before I wake
I was up ahead, no-one could've chased me
Going high speed, didn't feel that fame would change me
What a lifetime, nothing lasts forever
All is gone now, should've seen it coming my way

[Instrumental]

[Bridge: Zoé Colotis and Aurélien Amzallag]
Driving my fifty
I see no lines on my way
Nothing to say
Yes, I'm feeling guilty
Was on my high bar
I'm losing ground

[Outro: Zoé Colotis and Aurélien Amzallag]
Anyway, I'm setting up my own shame
Bring me back my old flame
Or I'll be long gone, love me world
Just not getting used to
All the things I push through
I feel unplugged, no more words