Afraid to Lose You
Fearful Longings: Aziz Abilzade's Poetic Tale of Love and Loss
Lyrics
The nights are long, like your hair
The nights feel prolonged, akin to the length of your hair.
The nights are dark, like your eyes
The nights are obscure and deep, much like the darkness in your eyes.
The nights are cold, like your stare
The nights are chilly, resembling the coldness expressed in your gaze.
I am afraid; I am afraid to lose you
An admission of fear, expressing concern about the possibility of losing you.
Don't forget, don't go
An appeal not to forget and not to depart.
Don't leave me, stay
A plea for the person to stay and not to leave.
Have my heart, don't say "no"
An offer of the speaker's heart, accompanied by a request not to decline.
I am afraid; I am afraid to lose you
A repetition of the fear of losing the person, reinforcing the emotional impact.
Your absence is different, you know?
Acknowledging that the person's absence is distinctive and has a notable impact.
Months, years pass; where are you?
Expressing the passage of time and questioning the whereabouts of the person over months and years.
My heart is crying, you know?
Conveying emotional pain through the metaphor of a crying heart.
I am afraid; I am afraid to lose you
A restatement of the fear of losing the person, emphasizing the emotional vulnerability.
Don't forget, don't go
A repeated plea not to forget and not to leave.
Don't leave me, stay
A reiterated request for the person to stay and not to depart.
Have my heart, don't say "no"
A repeated offer of the speaker's heart, accompanied by a plea not to reject it.
I am afraid; I am afraid to lose you
A renewed expression of fear regarding the potential loss of the person.
Don't forget, don't go
A reiterated plea not to forget and not to go.
Don't leave me, stay
A reiterated request for the person to stay and not to leave.
Have my heart
A final offer of the speaker's heart.
I am afraid; I am afraid to lose you
A final restatement of the fear of losing the person, concluding the emotional plea.
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