Longhope
Journey Through Longhope: A Melodic Tale of Endurance and Homecoming
Lyrics
Don’t leave her hanging around, she won’t wait there forever
Advising not to leave someone waiting as they won’t wait indefinitely
Has a cat got your tongue? Are words locked in your lungs?
Wondering if someone is unable to speak due to being tongue-tied or hesitant
Just breathe in and breathe out
Encouraging to take deep breaths to calm down or compose oneself
I think of you often but how can I soften these evergreens
Reflecting on thoughts of someone and trying to soften the emotional impact
From keeping their shade, though the snow falls today
Describing evergreen trees retaining their color despite snowfall
They’ll reveal themselves tomorrow
Believing that things will become clearer or revealed in the future
My hands were shaking as we drove away,
Recalling a moment when hands were trembling while leaving
Your voice it was more than a miracle
Expressing the significance of someone’s voice during a difficult time
That night as we drove through the sleet and the snow,
Remembering a challenging night driving through harsh weather
I think of all you’ve endured, please don’t let us fold,
Hoping the person won’t give up despite hardships faced
Longhope, yeah I’m coming home
Repeated longing and commitment to return home to Longhope
Longhope, yeah I’m coming home
-Longhope.
-I took a walk with you and I saw the world anew,
Recollection of a walk together, cherishing memories and a plea not to be forgotten
In the Mayhill pines,
-Down paths where Frost walks beside,
-Old memories brought back to life
-Whispering please don’t forget me
-My thoughts are all strangling
Struggling with thoughts and words in a dark emotional state
The words are all dangling before my eyes
-But it’s getting so dark in here
-I can’t really see anything clear
-I’m just feeling my way through the Winter night
Navigating through difficult times metaphorically like a winter night
My hands were shaking as we drove away,
Recalling another moment when hands were shaking while departing
Your voice it was more than a miracle
Reiterating the significance of the person’s voice during adversity
I know I put you through sleet and through snow,
Acknowledging past difficulties and the determination not to give up now
But now we’ve endured, I won’t let us fold
-Longhope, yeah I’m coming home
Repeated reaffirmation of the commitment to return home to Longhope
Longhope, yeah I’m coming home
-Longhope.
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