Living in Limbo
Yearning for Home: Embracing Life in Limbo
Lyrics
This friend that I once loved used to say that all things go
This friend, once loved, believed in the impermanence of all things.
My brother well he spoke, should've listened him before
The speaker regrets not heeding the advice of their brother.
I like to play that old song, 'cause it makes me feel at home
Playing an old song provides comfort and a sense of belonging.
You know I miss you all...
An expression of missing those who are no longer present.
I love it when it rains (living in limbo)
The speaker finds joy in rainy moments, symbolizing ambiguity and uncertainty (living in limbo).
I know that I should stay (living in limbo)
Despite knowing they should stay, there's a conflict or reluctance (living in limbo).
I think I can't go back (living in limbo)
Expressing doubt about the possibility of returning to a previous state (living in limbo).
When will I feel your touch?
A longing for physical connection or affection.
We moved so long ago far from where we once belonged
Reflecting on a distant past and the displacement from a familiar place.
We had to sing alone, we went marching in a row
Having to face challenges alone, perhaps in a structured and disciplined manner.
To start again from nothing
Starting anew with nothing, emphasizing the difficulty of rebuilding.
We are strangers on the go...
Feeling like strangers in a new environment or situation.
I love it when it rains (living in limbo)
The repetition of the joy in rain reinforces the theme of uncertainty (living in limbo).
I know that I should stay (living in limbo)
A conflict between knowing one should stay but feeling the urge to leave (living in limbo).
I think I can't go back (living in limbo)
Doubt about the possibility of returning to a previous state persists (living in limbo).
When will I feel your touch?
Reiterating the desire for physical connection or closeness.
I love it when it rains (living in limbo)
The repeated joy in rain emphasizes the ongoing uncertainty (living in limbo).
I know that I should stay (living in limbo)
Despite the awareness of the need to stay, there is a persistent struggle (living in limbo).
I think I can't go back (living in limbo)
Expressing uncertainty about the possibility of returning to a previous state (living in limbo).
When will I feel your touch again?
Reiterating the longing for physical touch and connection.
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