Witches and Slaves

Witches and Slaves: A Tale of Love, Loss, and Redemption
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Lyrics

She was my little girl, the good old days indeed

Reflecting on nostalgic memories with a past connection.

She was my only friend, and every thing I need

Expressing a deep bond with the mentioned person.

And in my innocence, she gave me two loved kids

Recalling a time of innocence and the gift of children.

Now they're all my world, I'll give them everything

Emphasizing the importance of family in the speaker's life.

But then the troubles came, since nothing was the same

Describing a shift in circumstances leading to problems.

Everything is wrong, and I'm the one to blame

Taking responsibility for the changes and challenges.

A ghost inside my place, can't stand that sour face

Feeling haunted by a negative presence in the speaker's life.

Oh man my little girl, she turned into a witch

Expressing disappointment and a metaphorical transformation of the girl into a negative force.

Baby every day, you're killing me and going away

Addressing the emotional impact of the girl's actions on the speaker.

When she comes light is gone, when she's gone night is day

Highlighting the disruptive influence of the girl's presence and absence.

She's the reason that they live and the reason I'm dead

Acknowledging the dual impact of the girl on the children and the speaker.

When she goes I just hope that she'll never come back

Expressing a desire for the girl to stay away permanently.

Never come back

Reiterating the hope for the girl's absence to be permanent.

Can we bring 'em back, the days of young and free

Nostalgically yearning for the carefree days of youth.

Can you remember that? When you were there with me

Asking if the listener remembers the shared past.

The good old days have passed, no matter how I tried

Expressing the impossibility of returning to the past.

I couldn't resurrect the memory that died

Linking the difficulties faced to the inability to revive past memories.

Cause then the troubles came, since nothing was the same

Repeating the theme of troubles and the speaker taking blame.

Everything is wrong, and I'm the one to blame

Continuation of the impact of troubles and self-blame.

A ghost inside my place, can't stand that sour face

Reiteration of a negative presence in the speaker's life.

Oh man my little girl, she turned into a witch

Emphasizing the negative transformation of the girl into a "witch."

Baby every day, you're killing me and going away

Expressing the daily emotional toll of the girl's actions.

When she comes light is gone, when she's gone night is day

Highlighting the drastic impact of the girl's presence and absence on the speaker's life.

She's the reason that they live, and the reason I'm dead

Reiterating the dual impact of the girl on the children and the speaker.

When she goes I just hope that she'll never come back

Expressing a strong desire for the girl to stay away permanently.

Never come back

Reiterating the hope for the girl's absence to be permanent.

And there it goes, the story forever remains

Introducing a broader narrative about losing oneself to negative influences.

He lost his soul to a girl, witches and slaves

Symbolizing the loss of one's soul to negative forces, represented by "witches and slaves."

He didn't know what he was going into and then

Describing a character losing identity and forgetting their true self.

He forgot who he was, he forgot who is

Emphasizing the depth of identity loss in the story.

This story, you know it, you know it wouldn't change

Asserting the unchanging nature of the depicted story.

Your brother, your best friend, they're struggling through that

Referencing others close to the speaker who are also struggling.

And sometimes I rewind, how did I miss the chance?

Reflecting on missed opportunities and chances in the narrative.

I really wish I said, oh man I wish I said

Expressing regret for not speaking up or taking action earlier.

My brother, my friend, you gotta break the chains

Encouraging others to break free from negative influences.

The life, the love, don't let it go away

Advising to hold onto life and love despite difficulties.

I know that you gave up, you forgot how to live

Acknowledging a sense of giving up but emphasizing the possibility of change.

But this is not too late

Encouraging self-rescue and change, indicating it's not too late.

You gotta save yourself

Stressing the importance of saving oneself from negative influences.

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