Only inside me
Emancipation Echoes: Freeing Myself from Memories
Lyrics
One day I'll be able to
Expressing hope for a future day
Look at the stars and not think of you
Aspiring to overcome associations with the past
And when that day comes
Anticipating a day of liberation
I'll finally be free from you
Freedom from emotional ties or burdens
Someday I won't hear your name
Envisioning a time when the name is no longer significant
Each time that I hear the rain
Associating rain with emotional pain
And when that time comes
Expecting a release from emotional clouds
The clouds will be free from you
Freedom from emotional entanglements
Cause half the dreams I dream
Dreams with a haunting impact
They come only to haunt me
Personal struggles with haunting memories
And all the things I say
Recognition of internalized existence of words
Exist only inside me
Acknowledging the internal nature of expressions
Sometimes everything is blue
Depicting moments of melancholy
When it all reminds me of you
Associating certain colors with memories of a person
But soon enough I hope
Hope for liberation from emotional colors
The colors will be free from you
Anticipating a future free from emotional ties
Each corner inside this house
Every space within the house holds memories of the person
Is tainted with you somehow
Presence of emotional influence in the surroundings
I move around your ghost
Navigating life with the lingering presence of the person
With every word I wrote
Words becoming a medium to interact with the person's memory
Cause all the things I say
Reiteration of the internal nature of expressions
Exist only inside me
Recognition of the internalized existence of words
And all the things you said
Casting doubt on the reality of past statements
Were never real now were they
Questioning the authenticity of past words
And now you're in my dreams
Intrusion of the person's image into dreams
Wishing that you could haunt me
Desiring a haunting presence in dreams
But I won't let you win
Asserting resilience against emotional impact
You're not that strong to kill me
Claiming strength against potential harm
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