where lucy said
Lost Conversations: A Journey through Solace and Nonsense
Lyrics
I'm dragging both my legs across the stone
I'm struggling and moving forward despite difficulties.
I could've sworn my shoes felt lighter in the snow
I felt a sense of lightness, perhaps happiness, in the snow.
A sentence that you said engulfed the road
A statement you made affected the path I'm on.
The streetlight seemed to fall right from its post
A streetlight, a source of guidance, seems disrupted or lost.
I try my luck
I take chances or risks.
And knock on the door
I make an attempt and seek entry.
Where you said you'd be someday
This is the place you promised to be someday.
I'm tired of your nonsense
I'm weary of your meaningless talk.
But just enough to keep me here
Your words are just enough to retain my presence.
But I'm far, in the solace of your arms
Despite being distant, I find comfort in your embrace.
Where I'm someone
In your arms, I feel like someone significant.
At least I'm someone
Emphasizing the importance of having an identity.
Sat down on the bench
I sit where Lucy, a character, lost her sense of belonging.
Where Lucy seemed to lose her place
Lucy seems disoriented in the dimensions of space and time.
In space and time
We conversed as if the world belonged to us.
We spoke about ourselves
Contemplating different phases or conditions, possibly emotional.
As if the world was hers and mine
A reflection on the shared ownership of experiences.
Stages of a state, I thought
Expecting certain circumstances to reunite with someone.
Would bring me back to you
A rhetorical question about the existence of a future opportunity.
You say next time
Questioning the likelihood of another chance.
Is there a next time?
Repeating the inquiry about the possibility of a next time.
I try my luck
I make a second attempt to enter the promised place.
And knock on the door
Returning to the location where you vowed to be someday.
Where you said you'd be someday
Expressing weariness with your meaningless words.
I'm tired of your nonsense
Your words are sufficient to maintain my presence.
But just enough to keep me here
Despite the distance, finding solace in your embrace.
But I'm far, in the solace of your arms
Feeling significant when wrapped in your arms.
Where I'm someone
Reiterating the importance of having an identity.
At least I'm someone
Talking to the ceilings, suggesting an openness to communication.
Talk to the ceilings
Willing to respond to anyone.
I'll answer to anyone
Feeling connected to the mornings, tied to the rising sun.
I'm tied to the mornings
An observation about the proximity of our eyes.
The morning was tied to the sun
Turning around and facing challenges with confidence.
Adjacent, look at my eyes
Assurance that everything will be fine.
Turn around and face me
Expressing shared conversations through singing into the night.
I'll be alright
A repeated affirmation that everything will be fine.
Sing our conversations
Repeating the affirmation for emphasis.
Out to the night
Embracing conversations and letting them resonate into the night.
Out to the night
Repeating the idea of being alright, emphasizing confidence.
I'll be alright
Reassurance that everything will indeed be fine.
RIGHT
An emphatic affirmation of being alright.
RIGHT
Emphasizing confidence and assurance.
RIGHT
Repeating the emphasis on being alright.
RIGHT
Strongly asserting the belief that everything will be alright.
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