Crying Time
Emotional Farewell: Unveiling the Heartache in Eric Lindell's 'Crying Time'
Lyrics
And it's crying time again, you're gonna leave me
Expresses the recurring theme of emotional distress and separation, as the speaker anticipates being left again.
I can tell by that far away look in your eyes
The distant look in the partner's eyes serves as a clear indication to the speaker that a separation is imminent.
I can tell baby, baby by the way that you hold me
The way the partner holds the speaker suggests emotional detachment, contributing to the expectation of parting.
It won't be long before it's crying time
Forecasts that the upcoming period will be characterized by sadness and emotional pain, commonly referred to as "crying time."
They say absence makes a heart grow much fonder
References the proverbial idea that absence can intensify feelings of love and longing.
Tear drops are like falling rain
Compares tears to falling rain, emphasizing the emotional turmoil experienced by the speaker.
And my love baby, you know my love grows stronger now
Declares the speaker's love is growing stronger despite the challenges, possibly an attempt to salvage the relationship.
And my lovin' girl you know it's still the same old thing
Despite the strengthening love, the speaker acknowledges that the relationship remains unchanged or stagnant.
And it's crying time again you're gonna leave me
Reiterates the anticipation of being left, emphasizing the cyclical nature of the emotional turmoil.
I can tell by that far away look in your eyes
Confirms the prediction of departure through the partner's distant gaze.
I can tell baby, baby by the way that you hold me
Highlights the emotional distance in the way the partner holds the speaker, reinforcing the inevitability of separation.
It won't be long before it's crying time
Repeats the idea that a period of sadness and heartbreak is approaching.
They say absence makes a heart grow much fonder
Reiterates the concept that absence intensifies romantic feelings.
Tear drops are like falling rain
Compares tears to rain, underscoring the emotional pain associated with the impending separation.
And my love baby yeah, you know my love grows stronger
Affirms the increasing strength of the speaker's love despite the challenges faced.
And my lovin' girl you know it's still the same old thing
Acknowledges that, despite the deepening love, the relationship remains static or unchanging.
And it's crying time again, you're gonna leave me
Repeats the anticipation of being left, emphasizing the emotional distress of the speaker.
I can tell by that far away look in your eyes
Confirms the expectation of separation based on the partner's distant expression.
I can tell baby, baby by the way that you hold me
Reiterates the emotional distance signaled by the partner's way of holding the speaker.
It won't be long before it's crying time
Reaffirms the prediction of approaching "crying time," indicating upcoming emotional pain.
Won't be long before it's crying time
Emphasizes the inevitability of the approaching period of emotional distress and heartache.
Well, it won't be long before it's crying time
Repeats the idea that the anticipated "crying time" is not far away.
Yeah, it won't be too much longer
Underlines the proximity of the emotional turmoil, suggesting it will occur soon.
It won't be too much longer, no, no, no, no
Further emphasizes the imminent arrival of the challenging period, adding a sense of urgency.
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