Sebastian Nilo

Never My Home

Genere Genre
Pubblicazione Release 23/04/2026
Durata Duration 5:29

Descrizione Description

A slow-burning blues ballad about standing too close to something beautiful and still feeling miles away.

“Never My Home” moves through desire, self-doubt, longing and surrender — where admiration becomes distance, and love feels like a room built for someone else.

Warm vocals, distorted guitars, haunting violin lines and a late-night soul atmosphere carry the song from whispered confession to full emotional release.

For everyone who has ever wanted to belong somewhere... and knew they never really did.

A slow-burning blues ballad about standing too close to something beautiful and still feeling miles away.

“Never My Home” moves through desire, self-doubt, longing and surrender — where admiration becomes distance, and love feels like a room built for someone else.

Warm vocals, distorted guitars, haunting violin lines and a late-night soul atmosphere carry the song from whispered confession to full emotional release.

For everyone who has ever wanted to belong somewhere... and knew they never really did.

Lyrics

When you stood here with me
I could not meet your eyes
You moved like something holy
Your touch could make me cry

You drifted through the shadows
In a world made out of light
I wished that I was chosen
You were burning bright

But I'm the wrong one
I'm the strange one
What the hell am I doing here?
This was never my home

I don't care if it breaks me
I still want control
I want a cleaner body
I want a cleaner soul

I want you to feel it
When I'm not around
You were born from silver fire
I keep sinking down

But I'm the wrong one
I'm the strange one
What the hell am I doing here?
This was never my home
Oh-oh, oh-oh

She's running through the doorway
She's fading out
She runs, runs, runs, runs
Gone

Whatever keeps you smiling
Whatever you need now
You were made of something rare
I still don't know how

But I'm the wrong one
I'm the strange one
What the hell am I doing here?
This was never my home
This was never my home

Never my home...