Rock of Ages

Rock of Ages: Echoes of Love, Loss, and Transience
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Lyrics

Once again, you're the song

Expressing that the person addressed is like a song to the speaker.

I'm the one who turns the pages

Speaker is the one turning the pages of the song, possibly controlling the narrative.

There you go flying high

Describing the addressee as flying high, perhaps indicating a sense of freedom or success.

Here am I, rock of ages

The speaker positions themselves as a stable and enduring presence, the "rock of ages."


Ring the changes, ring all changes

Encouraging variety and novelty, possibly in the context of the relationship.

Try to move me as of old

Asking to be moved emotionally in a way reminiscent of the past.

Rock-a-bye me, rock of ages

Reiterating the speaker's desire to be comforted or cradled, invoking the metaphor of "rock-a-bye."

Touch my soul

Expressing a desire for a deep emotional connection with the addressee.


Lost again, all alone

Feeling lost and isolated, possibly after a separation.

Turned to stone, cold and sober

Describing a state of emotional hardness and sobriety, perhaps indicating a lack of warmth.

After you, there's no fun

Implying that life is less enjoyable or exciting without the addressee.

On the run, the party's over

Suggesting a sense of escapism or avoidance, with the party metaphorically ending.


Ring the changes, ring all changes

Repeating the call for change and emotional impact, reminiscent of the past.

Do you move me as of old

Questioning if the addressee can still evoke emotions in the speaker as before.

Rock-a-bye me, rock of ages

Reiterating the desire to be comforted or supported, using the "rock-a-bye" metaphor.

Touch my soul, soul

Re-emphasizing the need for a profound connection at the soul level.


Who can say, here today

Pondering the uncertainty of the future and the fleeting nature of the present moment.

Where we'll stray, gone tomorrow

Reflecting on the transience of relationships, acknowledging that they may not last.

After all is said and done

Expressing disappointment that the addressee did not share in the speaker's sorrow.

You didn't stay and share my sorrow

Highlighting a sense of abandonment and a lack of mutual support during difficult times.


Sing your praises, sing all praises

Commending the addressee, possibly sarcastically, while still acknowledging their impact.

Still you move me, knock me cold

Despite the criticism, the addressee still has the power to affect the speaker deeply.

Rock-a-bye me, rock of ages

Reiterating the desire to be comforted, using the familiar "rock-a-bye" imagery.

You touched my soul, soul

Acknowledging that the addressee has touched the speaker's soul despite the complexities.


Soul, soul, soul, soul

Repeated emphasis on the significance of the soul-level connection.

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