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Orphans

Jack's Mannequin

I am looking for a sign

My spirit's faded

She holds on like a vine

Patterns in traffic

They sound just like my heart

Race in the dark

In time to catch you.

No one should let you

Go wandering off into the night

You're not an orphan.

I keep waiting for my breath

To come back never

So take what I have left

Patterns in traffic

That pulls just like my heart

Race in the dark

In time to catch you

No one should let you

Go wandering off into the night

You're not an orphan.

Right there to catch you

I won't forget you.

Now you're wandering to the night

But you're no orphan

You're not an orphan

I never thought the day would come

(you're not an orphan)

They tell me that you've finally run

(you're not an orphan)

I guess you always said you would someday

(you're not an orphan)

I never thought the day would come

(you're not an orphan)

They tell me that you've finally run

(you're not an orphan)

I guess you always said you would someday

(you're not an orphan)

LanguageEnglish
Translated byAllen Morningstar

About this Song

Orphans by Jack's Mannequin is a song that delves into themes of nostalgia, loss, and the quest for belonging. The lyrics reflect on the idea of being an 'orphan,' not in the literal sense, but feeling lost or disconnected in the world. The song speaks to the emotional journey of finding one's place and the yearning for connection and identity. Phrases like 'I got a story that's almost like a season's worth of pain' signify the deep emotional undercurrents and personal struggles that are central to the song. The chorus's repetition of 'orphan' highlights the feeling of solitude and the search for companionship and understanding.

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