All That Matters Now
Enduring Love: Finding Solace in Togetherness
Lyrics
It's been a long hard day
Expressing the difficulty and challenges faced throughout the day.
And a long hard night
Highlighting the continuation of challenges into the night.
Been a hard year
Reflecting on a difficult year, suggesting a period of hardship.
Its been a hard life
Emphasizing the overall toughness of life experienced.
But we're together
Stressing the importance of being together despite challenges.
And that's all that matters now
Affirming the significance of unity, suggesting it outweighs other hardships.
Well the time has come
Indicating a transition in time, acknowledging the passing of moments.
And the time has gone
Reiterating the transient nature of time, recognizing its passage.
Maybe I was born to be aloe
Suggesting a sense of loneliness or solitude, possibly inherent from birth.
But we're together
Reaffirming the value of togetherness in overcoming solitude.
And that's all that matters now
Underlining the current importance of unity over past experiences.
Been thrown by the wind
Describing being influenced or affected by external forces.
Drowned in the rain
Expressing being overwhelmed or immersed in difficult situations.
I walked through some things
Referring to personal experiences that may be hard to articulate.
You don't want me to explain
Suggesting a reluctance or inability to explain certain challenges.
But we're together
Reiterating the significance of being together despite challenges faced.
And that's all that matters now
Emphasizing the enduring importance of unity in the present moment.
I can't get well
Expressing a struggle with health or well-being.
There's no cure for life
Conveying the idea that life itself is a condition without a cure.
Let me down easy
Requesting gentleness or understanding during difficult times.
At least tonight
Seeking comfort at least for the current night.
We're together
Reiterating the significance of togetherness in the face of challenges.
And that's all that matters now
Affirming that unity is the paramount concern in the current context.
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