Sadly a Fiction
Yearning Echoes: Unveiling the Enigmatic Tale of 'Sadly a Fiction'
Lyrics
And when the day begins I need her to begin me
Expresses a desire for the day to start with the influence or presence of someone important.
She's hell-for-leather when I let her see what's in me
Describes the person as intense or determined when allowed to understand the speaker's inner self.
It's so addicting there's no predicting what's she's going to do or say
Highlights the addictive nature of the person, emphasizing the unpredictability of their actions and words.
By the gods that made her I can't persuade her but she'll do it for me anyway
Acknowledges the speaker's inability to control or persuade the person, yet she acts for him anyway.
She isn't real
States that the person being referred to is not real.
No, I've never met her
Confirms that the speaker has never physically encountered this person.
Simply a hope, perchance to dream
Describes the person as a hope, possibly indicating an ideal or a dream.
Ah but still, I can't forget her
Despite the unreal nature, the speaker cannot forget this person.
Hope springs eternal it would seem
Reflects on the enduring nature of hope in the face of uncertainty.
Sadly a fiction my predilection for her arrival
Admits that the attraction to this person is a fictional construct, a personal preference for their arrival.
She'll smile politely then only slightly to my would-be rival
Anticipates a polite response from the person, even in the presence of a potential romantic competitor.
There's no denying that I am dying for a chance to be her faith
Expresses a strong desire to be the object of the person's faith or trust.
It's almost tragic to hope for magic but still something in me waits
Acknowledges the almost tragic aspect of hoping for something magical while waiting with anticipation.
She isn't real
Reiterates that the person is not real.
No, I've never met her
Reaffirms that the speaker has not physically encountered this person.
Simply a hope, perchance to dream
Restates the person's nature as a hope or dream.
Oh, but still I can't forget her
Despite the unreal nature, the speaker cannot forget this person.
Hope springs eternal it would seem
Reiterates the enduring nature of hope in the face of uncertainty.
She isn't real
Emphasizes again that the person is not real.
No, I've never met her
Confirms that the speaker has not physically encountered this person.
Simply a hope, perchance to dream
Restates the person's nature as a hope or dream.
Ah but still, I can't forget her
Despite the unreal nature, the speaker cannot forget this person.
Hope springs eternal it would seem
Reiterates the enduring nature of hope in the face of uncertainty.
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