[male
vocals] (
Gentle,
echoing
synth
pads) (
Soft,
aching
keyboard
melody)
Yeah
Just
a
memory
now
Stanley,
listen
It
started
with
a
knock
upon
the
door
Auntie
coming
down
from
the
village
floor "
Just
for
a
while,"
was
all
she
said
While
dreams
of
comfort
filled
our
head
Then
shadows
fell
in
eighty-seven
My
daddy
took
his
flight
to
heaven
A
road
crash
stole
the
light
away
The
silence
took
the
words
to
say
I
was
only
eight,
a
child
in
the
dark
Trying
to
heal
the
jagged
mark
From
owners
to
guests
in
the
home
he
built
Covered
in
sorrow,
hidden
in
guilt
The
walls
that
echoed
with
his
grace
Now
feel
like
a
strange
and
hollow
place
Stanley,
we
watched
the
tables
turn
With
so
many
bridges
left
to
burn
From
owners
to
guests,
we
lost
our
way
In
the
house
where
we
used
to
stay
She
didn't
leave
when
the
grief
was
deep
She
planted
roots
while
we
tried
to
sleep
And
in
the
living
room
where
he
stood
She
brought
a
stranger
for
the
neighborhood
A
wedding
ring
where
tears
should
be
A
new
reality
for
us
to
see
New
rules
were
written
on
the
wall
We
watched
our
kingdom
start
to
fall
From
being
kings
of
our
own
land
To
begging
for
a
helping
hand
From
owners
to
guests
in
the
home
he
built
Covered
in
sorrow,
hidden
in
guilt
The
walls
that
echoed
with
his
grace
Now
feel
like
a
strange
and
hollow
place
Stanley,
we
watched
the
tables
turn
With
so
many
bridges
left
to
burn
From
owners
to
guests,
we
lost
our
way
In
the
house
where
we
used
to
stay
We
asked
to
cook,
we
asked
to
eat
Living
life
in
a
forced
retreat
The
roof
that
daddy
paid
for
tight
Became
a
shelter
for
a
stranger's
light
It
stings
the
soul,
it
breaks
the
bone
To
feel
like
a
stranger
in
your
own
home
From
owners
to
guests
in
the
home
he
built
Covered
in
sorrow,
hidden
in
guilt
The
walls
that
echoed
with
his
grace
Now
feel
like
a
strange
and
hollow
place
Stanley,
we
watched
the
tables
turn
With
so
many
bridges
left
to
burn
From
owners
to
guests,
we
lost
our
way
In
the
house
where
we
used
to
stay
Still
searching
for
the
keys
to
the
door
But
the
layout
isn't
the
same
anymore
Yeah,
Stanley
From
owners
to
guests
Just
ghosts
in
the
hall (
Fade
to
silence)