Auld Wives
Journey Across Oceans: Unveiling Auld Wives' Profound Tale
Lyrics
Auld wives lifts
Auld wives lift
Auld wives lifts
A repetition, emphasizing the significance of "Auld wives lift"
How have you got here?
Rhetorical question about someone's arrival
Where do you come from?
Asking about the origin or source of the person
What do you tell?
Questioning what information the person provides
I see his face
Observation of someone's face
I see his face
Repetition for emphasis on the observed face
Carved deep in the stone
Noticing a face carved deeply in stone, possibly a memorial
Another mind you have taken away
Suggesting that the person has taken another's mind
But I swam across the ocean to find your memory
Expressing a significant effort to remember someone
A trace of all you've left behind
Searching for traces of the person's past
And the auld wives swore that you were born to die
Reference to "auld wives" claiming a predetermined fate
Without a child for to call out your name
Suggesting a lack of descendants to carry on the name
Now I call your name
Calling out the person's name
I call your name, but you can't hear me now
Repetition of calling out, but the person can't hear
No, you don't recognise my face
The person doesn't recognize the speaker's face
Who are you?
Rhetorical question questioning the person's identity
Who are you? And why do you call me that?
Repetition of the question, expressing confusion and curiosity
How dare you call me that
An emphatic response to being called by a certain name
But I swam across the ocean to find your memory
Repeating the effort to remember, emphasizing swimming across the ocean
A trace of all you've left behind
Continued search for remnants of the person's existence
And the auld wives swore that you were born to die
Reference to the predetermined fate as sworn by "auld wives"
Without a child for to call out your name
Reiteration of the absence of offspring to call the person's name
But I call your name
Calling out the person's name persistently
I call your name
Repetition of calling the name, emphasizing the urgency
I call your name
Continued repetition of calling the name
I call your name
Intensification of the call, possibly reflecting emotional distress
But I swam across the ocean to find your memory
Reiteration of the effort to find memories of the person
A trace of all you've left behind
Continued search for remnants of the person's existence
And the auld wives swore that you were born to die
Reference to the predetermined fate as sworn by "auld wives"
Without a child for to call out your name
Reiteration of the absence of offspring to call the person's name
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