Still Forever
Eternal Love: Reflections on Time and Devotion
Lyrics
There are things in life to treasure
Emphasizes the value of certain aspects in life that should be cherished.
Like your long blonde hair
Describes a specific detail to treasure, the long blonde hair of a significant person.
Singing sweetly from the balcony
Depicts a scene where the person with long blonde hair is singing sweetly from a balcony.
Take my hand if you dare
Invites the person to take a bold step by holding hands, suggesting a sense of daring.
We'll go park along a roadside
Sets the scene of parking along a roadside to gaze at shooting stars together.
And try and catch a shooting star
Expresses the desire to share a moment of wonder, trying to catch a shooting star.
Let the night turn like a deep burn
Metaphorically describes the night turning, suggesting a deep emotional experience.
Still burning in my heart
Reflects on the enduring impact of the experience, still burning in the speaker's heart.
It's getting harder to remember
Addresses the challenge of memory loss, possibly due to the passage of time.
Sometimes I don't know my own name
Expresses the difficulty in recalling one's own name, highlighting a struggle with identity.
But your love is still forever
Affirms that despite memory challenges, the love being referred to is eternal.
And no one can take that away
Asserts that the eternal love is secure and cannot be taken away by anyone.
Everyday I'm getting older
Acknowledges the inevitable aging process and the associated physical weakening.
And getting weaker than before
Notes the decline in strength and vitality with the passage of time.
All the miles faking smiles
Describes a life journey marked by artificial smiles and a perpetual sense of questioning.
Always wondering what for
Expresses a constant state of curiosity about the purpose or meaning of life.
Then I think about your beauty
Shifts focus to the positive impact of thinking about the beauty of the significant person.
And how you loved a glass of wine
Highlights a specific trait of the person's enjoyment of a glass of wine.
Like a story written for me
Compares the person's life to a story written for the speaker, indicating a profound connection.
You were once a upon a time
Portrays the person as a fairy tale character, once upon a time in the speaker's life.
It's getting harder to remember
Reiterates the difficulty in remembering, emphasizing the ongoing struggle with memory.
Sometimes I don't know my own name
Restates the challenge of not knowing one's own name, underlining the theme of identity loss.
But your love is still forever
Reaffirms the enduring nature of the love despite the speaker's memory issues.
And no one can take that away
Reiterates the invincibility of the love, impervious to external threats or challenges.
It's getting harder to remember
Recalls the difficulty in remembering, suggesting a recurring theme of memory challenges.
Sometimes I get lost in the rain
Mentions getting lost in the rain, symbolizing emotional confusion or challenges.
But your love is still forever
Confirms that despite challenges, the eternal love remains steadfast.
And no one can take that away
Reiterates the resilience of the love, emphasizing its immunity to external threats.
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