All Clear
Embracing Transience: Unveiling the Profound Meaning Behind Aidan Knight's 'All Clear'
Lyrics
In time, all clears
In the future, everything becomes clear and understandable.
I'm alone with the thought of it
The speaker reflects on the concept of clarity while being alone with their thoughts.
Light, outside
There is light, possibly signifying understanding or insight.
It's there and it's gone again
The clarity is fleeting, appearing and disappearing.
Counting it fast, Keeping it slowly
Quickly assessing or calculating something while maintaining a deliberate pace.
In time, all clears
Over time, everything becomes clear and understandable, and the speaker is alone with these thoughts.
And we're alone with the thought of it
A repetition, emphasizing the solitude in contemplating clarity.
When we see it
The anticipation of clarity, questioning if it will be recognized when seen.
Will we believe it
Expressing doubt about believing in the clarity when it eventually arrives.
In the end all things go
Acknowledging the inevitability that all things come to an end.
Oh some things get lost
Some aspects or elements are lost and can't be found.
Get lost and go missing
Reiteration of things getting lost or going missing.
Wandering off
Objects or ideas wandering away or becoming untraceable.
But In time
Despite losses, over time, clarity is achieved.
I'm counting too fast, keeping things slowly
Similar to line 6, maintaining a balance between quick and deliberate assessment.
In time
Reiterating the idea that over time, everything becomes clear.
When I see it
The speaker questions their own belief when clarity is witnessed.
Will I believe it
Personal doubt about recognizing and believing in clarity.
In the end all things go
Reiterating the inevitability of all things coming to an end.
When we see them
When others see clarity, they will believe in it.
We will believe them
Reinforcing the idea that belief in clarity comes with witnessing it.
In the end all things go
Reiterating the concept that, ultimately, everything comes to an end.
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