End of the Line
Journey to Solitude: Embracing the End of the Line
Lyrics
Take a walk out in the rain
Expressing the act of taking a contemplative walk in the rain.
Called you time and time again
Repeated attempts to contact someone without success.
Everything is wrong
Acknowledging that everything feels wrong in the situation.
You've gone
Noting the absence or departure of the person being addressed.
Reached the point of no return
Reaching a critical point with no possibility of turning back.
The more I see the more I stand alone
Feeling isolated and standing alone despite increasing awareness.
I see the end of the line
Anticipating or recognizing the conclusion or termination of a situation.
Were you ever lonely
Asking if the person ever experienced loneliness.
Mystified and blue
Feeling confused and sad.
Realizing only
Realizing a truth or fact, perhaps about the end of a relationship.
Your number's up
Acknowledging that one's time or luck has run out.
You're through
Confirming the finality or conclusion of a situation.
Had my share of winning
Having experienced success but now facing a period of loss.
Now's my time to lose
Accepting that it's now the speaker's turn to face failure or defeat.
After a fair beginning
Reflecting on a promising start that didn't lead to a positive outcome.
The game's up
Declaring the end of a game or situation.
You're through
Reiterating the finality of the situation.
Think I'll walk out in the storm
Contemplating facing difficulties or challenges (storm) alone.
Got no love to keep me warm inside
Expressing a lack of emotional warmth or support.
I see the end of the line
Reiterating the expectation or realization of the end of the line.
Now's the time to take a dive
Suggesting it's time to accept a significant change or outcome.
Take a magic carpet ride
Metaphorically suggesting a journey or transition.
Everything is wrong
Repeating the sentiment that everything is wrong, emphasizing the finality.
We've gone
Acknowledging the collective departure or separation.
If you ever miss me
Leaving an open invitation for the person to return if they miss the speaker.
If I should cross your mind
Indicating a possibility of being remembered by the person.
You know where to find me
Providing the location for finding the speaker if needed.
I'll be waiting at the end of the line
Expressing a patient willingness to wait for the person at the end of the line.
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