Forever, Pt. 2
Eternal Encounters: A Collision of Fate
Lyrics
Hey, hey what time is it? Hey
Expressing uncertainty about the current time and seeking information.
No, I don't see what time it is
Emphasizing a lack of awareness regarding the time.
Shit, this shit makes you feel like you're dying
Describing an intense experience that induces a feeling of impending death.
He he, it's the truth
Acknowledging the truth of the intense and potentially life-altering situation.
It's like you're being struck by lightning
Comparing the intense experience to being struck by lightning.
Like you're dying (?)
Reflecting on the sensation of dying and its impact.
"Never let me go," she said from the backseat
Quoting a statement expressing a desire for emotional connection and commitment.
Lookin' through the eyes of God the world seems such a strange thing
Viewing the world from a divine perspective, finding it strange and mysterious.
But will you ever love me the way I love you
Pleading for reciprocal love and questioning if it will be reciprocated.
Leavin' time is lost and rollin' stones will roll forever
Stating that the passing of time is indefinite, and certain things will endure eternally.
Ooh
Expression of emotion, possibly emphasizing a significant moment or realization.
Forever
Repetition of the word "Forever," possibly underscoring the enduring nature of a connection.
Ooh
Reiteration of the word "Forever," reinforcing the theme of enduring love or experiences.
Forever
Continuation of the repetition of "Forever," emphasizing longevity or perpetuity.
Yeah, I found you in that rundown bar
Recalling a meeting in a rundown bar, setting the scene for a significant encounter.
I was just a young kid in the city, livin' in my sister's car
Describing a personal background as a young city dweller living in a sister's car.
But that first time that I caught your eyes
Highlighting the moment of connection when eye contact was made for the first time.
I knew the worlds would be collidin' and the stars fall from the sky
Anticipating the convergence of worlds and the symbolic falling of stars from the sky.
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