Hurt
Navigating Love's Abyss: Clér Letiv's Poetic Reflections on Pain and Redemption
Lyrics
The City Street Lights
The city street lights symbolize sources of illumination in the darkness of life.
That Brighten All The Darkness That We Have
These lights brighten the metaphorical darkness that exists within us.
The Lanes In The Midnight
The lanes in the midnight suggest a journey or path taken during challenging times.
In The Car Playing "R U Mine"
In the car, playing "R U Mine," implies a moment of shared experience or intimacy.
I'm Losing My Time
The speaker expresses a sense of time slipping away or being wasted.
I'm Drifting Again
The speaker is drifting again, possibly feeling disconnected or lost.
Do You Feel The Same
Asking if the listener feels the same suggests a desire for mutual understanding or connection.
The Fire Will Lose Its Spark
The fire losing its spark may symbolize a diminishing passion or intensity in the relationship.
Desire Won't Be Enough
Desire alone won't be sufficient to sustain the relationship.
We Will Hurt Us Both Once Again
The acknowledgment of causing mutual hurt implies a cycle of pain in the relationship.
The Room Where We Were Once
The room where they were once may represent a space filled with memories.
Taking Pictures Of Us Getting Drunk
Taking pictures of them getting drunk suggests capturing moments, possibly both happy and reckless.
The Rose That You Promised
The promised rose losing its color may signify a broken commitment or unfulfilled promise.
To Keep It's Red But Now It Turned All Black
The once red rose turning black could symbolize the decay or death of their love.
I'm Losing My Time
Reiteration of losing time, emphasizing the fleeting nature of moments.
I'm Drifting Again
The speaker continues to drift, possibly indicating a persistent sense of disconnection.
Do You Feel The Same
Asking if the listener feels the same, indicating a desire for emotional connection.
The Fire Will Lose Its Spark
The fire losing its spark, repeating the metaphor for fading passion.
Desire Won't Be Enough
Emphasizing that desire alone won't be enough to sustain the relationship.
We Will Hurt Us Both Once Again
Anticipation of mutual hurt once again, underscoring the cyclical nature of pain in the relationship.
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