Oh Me
Navigating Life's Crossroads: A Reflection in Elliott Brood's 'Oh Me'
Lyrics
What have we done dear?
Expressing a reflection on past actions or events with a sense of concern or regret.
And where will we go then
Raising questions about the future destination or path after acknowledging past actions.
What has become of us?
Pondering the current state of the speaker and others, possibly in a broader societal context.
What will become of them?
Questioning the fate or outcome of a collective group, suggesting shared experiences.
Oh, me
Repetition of "Oh, me" possibly emphasizing a personal or collective realization, with variations in tone.
Oh, me
-OH, Me
-Oh, ME
-Will we be home again?
Raising uncertainties about returning to a familiar place, expressing a desire for home.
Will they find us here?
Posing a question about being discovered or found in the current situation.
When will he end it?
Questioning when a particular person will bring an end to something, indicating a need for resolution.
All becomes clear
Suggesting that clarity or understanding will emerge, possibly after the resolution mentioned in the previous line.
Don't leave
Repeated plea not to be abandoned, with escalating emphasis and desperation.
Don't leave me
-Don't leave me here
-Don't leave me here
-Oohhh
Repetitive vocalizations, possibly reflecting emotional distress or a deep emotional state.
Oohhh
-Oohhh
-Oohhh
-Oohhh
-Oohhh
-Oh my dear then
Addressing someone dear, expressing a farewell or separation.
I'll bid goodbye to you
Expressing the act of bidding goodbye with a sense of finality.
And see you in another life
Anticipating a reunion in another life or another phase, offering a sense of hope or continuation beyond the current circumstances.
When we're home again
Expressing a desire to meet again in a place considered home, indicating a sense of belonging.
Don't leave
Reiterated plea not to be left alone, suggesting a fear of isolation or abandonment.
Don't leave me
-Don't leave me
-Don't leave me here
-Oh, me
Repetition of "Oh, me," possibly as a concluding reflection or emotional expression.
Oh, me
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