Performs on several film sound-tracks and in tv-series. Among others, “Taxi”, “Unit One”, “Better Times” and now “The Eagle”.
Has made a number of performance-concerts together with Jacob Groth. Writes lyrics for own material but also on behalf of theatre and other artists.
Forgiveness
Misen Lyrics
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I travel alone
Throughout an endless journey
Home, where is my home
Fragments of a love life
I won't surrender
Then I will have passed all the sorrow and pain
and I`ll go to heaven with you
I´ll lay down my head on your pillow
and ask for forgiveness
Once I was just a child
I saw wide open
You left me broken hearted
Fly, I have to fly
Searching for the light
I won't surrender
When the spirits are calling my name
Then I will have passed all the sorrow and pain
And I`ll go to heaven with you
I´ll lay down my head on your pillow
And ask for forgiveness
I, I'm a roamer in time
I travel alone
Throughout an endless journey
Home, where is my home
Fragments of a love life
I won't surrender
When the spirits are calling my name
Then I will have passed all the sorrow and pain
And I`ll go to heaven with you
I´ll lay down my head on your pillow
And ask for forgiveness
The song Forgiveness by Misen carries a strong message of longing and seeking closure. The lyrics depict the singer as a restless wanderer who travels alone through an endless journey, searching for a sense of belonging and peace. The opening lines, "I'm, I'm a roamer in time / I travel alone / Throughout an endless journey" set the tone for the song and convey the sense of isolation that the singer feels.
The chorus of the song is particularly touching, as it speaks to the desire to be reunited with a lost loved one. The lines "And I'll go to heaven with you / I'll lay down my head on your pillow / And ask for forgiveness" suggest that the singer is seeking forgiveness from someone who has passed away. The idea of heaven is used metaphorically to represent the longing for closure and the desire to be reunited with the person who has passed away.
Throughout the song, the singer expresses a deep sense of pain and heartbreak. The lines "Once I was just a child / I saw wide open / You left me broken-hearted" suggest that the singer has been carrying this pain for a long time. However, despite the pain and sorrow, the singer does not give up, and the lyrics "I won't surrender" are repeated throughout the song.
Overall, Misen's song Forgiveness is a powerful and moving reflection on the universal themes of loss, longing, and the search for closure.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm, I'm a roamer in time
I am a wanderer through time, never truly settled.
I travel alone
I journey without companionship.
Throughout an endless journey
In a constant state of motion, with no end in sight.
Home, where is my home
Where do I truly belong, where is my place of comfort?
Fragments of a love life
My past relationships have left only pieces, with little sense of wholeness.
I won't surrender
I refuse to give up or give in, despite hardships.
When the spirits are calling my name
As I near the end of my life, I feel a pull towards a greater force.
Then I will have passed all the sorrow and pain
Once I cross over, my pain and suffering will be left behind.
And I'll go to heaven with you
Once I pass on, I hope to join and be with loved ones who have passed before me.
I'll lay down my head on your pillow
I'll find comfort and rest with those who have gone before me.
And ask for forgiveness
I hope to be forgiven for any wrongs I have done in my lifetime.
Once I was just a child
Reflecting on youthful memories.
I saw wide open
I was once more innocent and naive, with eyes wide and unclouded.
You left me broken hearted
Someone from my past caused me great emotional pain.
Fly, I have to fly
A sense of urgency and need for escape from a difficult situation.
Searching for the light
Looking for a brighter future or guidance.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: JOHN WILLIAM FELDMANN
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