Mumford & Sons: Home Meaning
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I'll never tell how close I came
As I crossed the Holldand Road
Well you went left and I went right
As the moon hung proud and white
You would have loved it here tonight
Spin me round just to pin me down
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I think it is about domestic violence. "You spared no time in lashing out." " And I will not tell the thoughts of hell that carried me home..." "I put up no fight to your callused might.And from your corner you rose to cut me down." "Cut me down " is repeat multiple times. I think the domestic violence is repeated multiple times. "Little did I know this would not be the end of the Holland road." He also deals with the religious side of things. Repeatedly he says "And I still believe... When I'm on my knees I'll still believe."
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