Mars
Echoes of Absence: Charles Fauna's Resolute Journey on Mars
Lyrics
Everyone knows you’re gone, everyone knows you’re gone
Expressing a widespread awareness of someone's absence.
Whose to say they’re wrong
Pondering the uncertainty of judging whether the awareness is correct or not.
Working down your bones
Reflecting on the laborious effort or emotional strain associated with the absent person.
Everyone knows you’re gone, everyone knows you’re gone
Reiterating the prevailing knowledge of the person's departure.
Starry night, one car
Describing a scene with a starry night and a single car.
Resolute on Mars
Suggesting determination or firmness on the distant planet Mars, possibly symbolizing resilience.
Nobody knows you
Emphasizing the lack of recognition or understanding from others.
Nobody feels you
Highlighting a sense of isolation or emotional detachment.
Nobody needs you at all
Conveying a feeling of being unnecessary or unimportant to others.
Lonely used to work for me
Recalling a time when solitude was acceptable or beneficial.
But ever since my Eulogy
Referencing a shift in perspective after a personal eulogy, possibly indicating a change in self-awareness.
Something tryna pull me back
Noting an external force attempting to draw the speaker back to those who care about them.
To everyone that loves me
Expressing a connection to and responsibility toward those who have affection for the speaker.
Everyone knows you’re gone, everyone knows you’re gone
Repeating the acknowledgment of the person's absence.
Starry night, one car
Revisiting the scene of a starry night and a single car.
Resolute on Mars
Reaffirming determination or resolution, possibly on Mars as a metaphorical space of strength.
Nobody knows you
Reiterating the theme of lack of recognition or understanding from others.
Nobody feels you
Reemphasizing a sense of isolation or emotional detachment.
Nobody needs you at all
Reiterating the feeling of being unnecessary or unimportant to others.
Lonely used to work for me
Recalling a time when solitude was acceptable or beneficial.
But ever since my Eulogy
Referring again to the shift in perspective after a personal eulogy.
Something tryna pull me back
Noting a persistent external force attempting to draw the speaker back to those who care about them.
To everyone that loves me
Reiterating the connection to and responsibility toward those who have affection for the speaker.
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