New Histories
Unveiling New Histories: A Poetic Journey through Time and Love
Lyrics
Blind man on a broken beam
Metaphorical reference to a person in a vulnerable position, facing challenges.
Sharks circling under
Symbolic representation of potential dangers or threats surrounding.
Fine frenzies and rosy scenes
Allusions to delightful moments and optimistic scenarios.
I don't know which you are to me
Expressing uncertainty about the significance of the person in question.
Time passes for everyone
Acknowledging the universality of the passage of time.
New histories, same old sun
Highlighting the emergence of new experiences while the sun remains constant.
One flame ignites, another dies
Emphasizing the cyclical nature of life, with one aspect flourishing and another fading.
No one gets out of here alive
Conveying the inevitability of mortality, suggesting the shared human experience of death.
And I wait
Expressing a state of anticipation or longing for something.
I stare at the space you left
Reflecting on an empty space left by someone's absence.
It stares back unimpressed
Suggesting that the emptiness is unresponsive or indifferent.
I said I was sorry
An apology is offered for a past action or situation.
Now when will you come home to me
Expressing a desire for the return of the person who left.
And I wait
Reiteration of the sense of waiting, possibly for resolution or reunion.
Something's gotta give, oh can't you see
Acknowledging the need for change or resolution in a situation.
Someone's gonna win eventually
Anticipating a winner in a conflict or challenge eventually.
We could write a new history
Expressing the potential for creating a new, positive narrative or relationship.
Oh, let's write our new history
Encouraging the idea of collectively shaping a new and positive shared experience.
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