Like This, Anymore
Elijah Wolf's Timeless Reflection: Like This, Anymore
Lyrics
time is ticking & you're out of time
Expressing the urgency of time passing and someone being at risk of running out of time.
age is an honor but some say a lie
Suggesting a conflicting perspective on aging, seen as both an honor and potentially a deception.
time is moving & you're out of sight
Highlighting the movement of time and someone being no longer visible or present.
cut your hair laughing in the dead of night
Describing a carefree act, cutting hair, during the late hours of the night.
but you know, what you needed is here.
Assuring that what is needed is present, emphasizing a sense of fulfillment or completeness.
& you know what your friends say
Referencing opinions of friends and their perspectives on the subject.
I don't know you like this anymore.
Expressing a sense of unfamiliarity or change in someone's personality or behavior.
a summers day & a summers night
Evoking a serene day and night, with varying opinions on their conclusion.
some say their done & some say alright
Reflecting on differing views about completion or satisfaction.
if time is ticking & the time is right
Connecting the ticking of time to the right moment, possibly indicating a positive alignment.
some say you're far but I say you're fine
Contrasting opinions on someone's distance, with the speaker asserting that they are fine.
but you know, what you needed is here.
Reiterating the presence of what is needed, emphasizing its importance.
& you know what your friends say
Acknowledging the influence of friends' opinions, possibly on the subject's changing identity.
I don't know you like this anymore.
Reiterating the sense of unfamiliarity or change in the subject's persona.
if time is moving but you're out of sight
Linking the movement of time to someone being out of sight, possibly emphasizing isolation.
all my friends will come out tonight
Anticipating the gathering of friends during the evening hours.
a rain is hitting & i'm feeling fine
Describing a positive emotional state during a rain, despite someone suggesting a fall.
you tell me i'm falling I say I'm alright
Responding positively to a claim of falling, asserting well-being.
but you know, what you needed is here.
Emphasizing the presence of what is needed, reinforcing its significance.
& you know what your friends say
Highlighting the impact of friends' opinions on the subject's self-awareness.
I don't know you like this anymore
Reiterating the sense of unfamiliarity or change in the subject's persona.
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