My Mind's a Memory
Whispers of Nostalgia: Unveiling the Haunting Beauty in Delanie Leclerc's 'My Mind's a Memory'
Lyrics
Do you remember
Asking if there's recollection
The way the leaves took flight
Recalling the way leaves moved
Back in September?
In September, a specific time
The night that we first met
Describing the impactful first meeting
Burnt like an ember
Emphasizing the intense beginning
But just like the candles
Comparing the fading out to burnt candles
We burnt out
Indicating the end of something
Look at us now
Reflecting on the current state of affairs
I just want you to realize
Stressing the importance of realizing a concept
That life comes back to haunt us when we die
Highlighting the return of past events
So don't go looking for lost time
Advising against dwelling on the past
This is the place I go when I close my eyes
Describing a mental escape or safe space
I hear you whisper
Hearing a whisper, possibly reminiscent of someone
Like the voices in the wind
Comparing the whisper to the wind's voices
Do you miss her?
Asking about missing a person or memory
The nostalgias creeping in
Noting the encroachment of nostalgia
I hope you know I hear it
Acknowledging awareness despite closed eyes
Even when my eyes are closed
Seeing something despite closed eyes
I still see
Expressing luck or fortune despite circumstances
Lucky me
Empty line, serves as a pause or transition
I just want you to realize
Reiterating the importance of realization
That life comes back to haunt us when we die
Stressing the return of past events
So don't go looking for lost time
Advising against dwelling on lost time
This is the place I go when I close my eyes
Describing a recurring mental retreat
I just want you to realize
Reiterating the importance of realization
That life comes back to haunt us when we die
Emphasizing the return of past events
So don't go looking for lost time
Advising against dwelling on the past
This is the place I go when I close my eyes
Describing a recurring mental retreat
I just want you to realize
Reiterating the importance of realization
That life comes back to haunt us when we die
Stressing the return of past events
So don't go looking for lost time
Advising against dwelling on lost time
This is the place I go when I close my eyes
Describing a recurring mental retreat
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