Yesterday is Gone
Embracing the Echoes: Navigating Loss and Discovery in Dana Gavanski's 'Yesterday is Gone'
Lyrics
Counting every day that's passed
Reflecting on each day that has passed
And remembering just what we had
Recalling and cherishing the memories of what was
Examine every word and thought
Examining every word and thought carefully
As if there was something I lost
Searching for something perceived as lost
I'll let go of lies and fears
Choosing to let go of falsehoods and fears
Yet hold tight to what things are dear
Clutching onto things that hold significant value
Feet so deep or water high
Contemplating deep emotions or challenging situations
With you no longer by my side
Feeling the absence of a significant person
I don't know what's right
Expressing uncertainty about what is morally right
And I forgot what I liked
Forgetting personal preferences or desires
And it used to be something good
Reflecting on a past that was once positive
Now I don't know if I understood
Questioning understanding of that positive past
As yesterday is gone
Acknowledging the passage of time
Yesterday is gone
Reiterating the realization that yesterday is over
Miles and miles and miles away
Describing physical and emotional distance from the past
The past gets distant with each day
Noting the gradual fading of the past with time
Depending on how sharp the fear
Exploring the impact of fear on perception of the past
The question close, the answer near
Highlighting the proximity of questions and answers
I'm learning how to say goodbye
Learning to say farewell and face inevitable change
To let you go and face the tide
Accepting the need to let go and confront challenges
To wrap my feelings in a song
Expressing emotions through music
And map the road before I'm gone
Planning ahead before the journey ends
Cause I don't know what's right
Reiterating uncertainty about moral choices
And I forgot what I liked
Forgetting personal preferences or desires once again
And it used to be something good
Reflecting on a past that was once positive
Now I don't know if I understood
Questioning understanding of that positive past once more
As yesterday is gone
Reiterating the acknowledgment that yesterday has passed
Yesterday is gone
Emphasizing the irreversible nature of the past
Yesterday is gone
Repeating the realization that yesterday is gone
Yesterday is gone
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