"Noumina" is a play on two words: the Greek word Noumena, the plural of "Noumenon", which is the object of a purely intellectual intuition,
and the Latin word "numen", a guiding force or spirit, from which the English word "numinous", spiritual, is derived.

You Belong With Me

Words and Music: Norair-Hovig Sarkissian

All my life I've searched in vain
For what in words I can't explain,
And loneliness is the price I've had to pay.
You step into my heart,
You tear my gloomy world apart,
You comfort me, but then you slip away.

But somehow, in some way, if you and I should break free,
Someday, you'd see, that you belong with me.

I've seen the shadow in your eyes,
I've heard your dark and silent cries,
And wondered if your pain could be undone.
They promised you such wondrous things,
But words of honey hide their stings,
They lied to you, they lie to everyone.

But somehow, in some way, if you and I could break free,
Someday, you'd see, that you belong with me.

If I could share your world for just a day,
I know that you and I could find a way.
Don't turn away, don't fade everything to grey,
Look up to the stars and let their light chase all the shadows away.

I'll let my lonely life unfold.
So there it is, my story's told,
I rest my case and wave my dreams goodbye.
For now that both our dice are cast
And all our words are in the past,
I'll wait for you until the day I die.

But somehow, in some way, if you and I could break free,
Someday, you'd see, that you belong with me.

The days have slowly turned to years,
Lost in a world seen through my tears
I wait for you, I'll wait until I die.

But somehow, in some way, if you and I could break free,
Someday, you'd see, that you belong with me.