Near The House On The Hill
Eric Legnini The Afro Jazz Beat Lyrics

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Says i've glowed in the fall.
Around the wind to my steps.
In the mile, it traps my feet
in the empty of my words

Only words are the pieces of places
Some are seen
Some never will

But the piece
the piece of these places
is the green
of the lawn
near the house on the hill

Says i've glowed in the fall
From this in-sky
To the west
In the wake of my rest
In the milky blue of morning

In nightfall
Are the pieces of places
some are seen
Some never will
But the piece
but the piece of these places
is the green
of the lawn
near the house on the hill

Says i've been. in the fall
From this in-sky to the west
In the wake of my rest
in the milky blue of morning

In my fall,
all the pieces of places
Some are seen
Some never will
But the piece
The piece of these places
Is the green
of the lawn
Near the house on the hill
Is the green
of the lawn
Near the house on the hill
Is the green

of the lawn
Near the house on the hill...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Eric Legnini & Krystle Warren's song Near the House on the Hill could be interpreted as a reflection on the fleeting nature of life and the way memories are formed of the places one has been. The singer talks about how they have "glowed in the fall" and how the wind has accompanied their steps as they have walked different miles. However, despite the potential beauty of these moments, they are trapped by the emptiness of their words. The only thing that remains of these experiences are the words themselves, which become fragments of memory that join together to form a patchwork of different places. Some of these places are visible, while some will never be seen again. But what is common among them all is the green of the lawn near the house on the hill.

The singer goes on to describe different moments when they have "glowed in the fall" and how the places they have been have left an impression on them. They mention the morning and nightfall, which are times of the day when the light is shifting and creating different moods. Again, the idea that memories are formed in pieces of places is reinforced, but what remains constant is the green of the lawn near the house on the hill. This suggests that the value of all these fleeting moments lies in their ability to contribute to one's understanding of the world and to create a sense of shared experience with others.

Overall, the lyrics to Near the House on the Hill seem to urge the listener to embrace the beauty and transience of life, and to appreciate the way different places can come together to form a vivid and meaningful picture.

Line by Line Meaning

Says i've glowed in the fall.
I have shone in the autumn season.

Around the wind to my steps.
The wind has influenced my movements.

In the mile, it traps my feet
The distance I have traveled has made me feel stuck.

in the empty of my words
I feel like I am not communicating effectively.

Only words are the pieces of places
My memories of places are made up solely of my descriptions of them.

Some are seen
Some of these memories are vivid in my mind.

Some never will
Other memories will never be as clear in my mind.

But the piece
However, what stands out most to me

the piece of these places
about these memories, the most prominent feature

is the green
is the lush greenery

of the lawn
found on the ground