Regrets
Heartbreak's Race: A Tale of Unspoken Goodbyes
Lyrics
The light changed to red
The traffic light turned red.
All was safe
Everything seemed safe at that moment.
The last traces of white
The final remnants of a bright color, possibly symbolizing innocence or purity.
As the shriveled body moves
A frail body is in motion.
I looked at you with a smile
The singer looked at someone with a smile.
Till your face was crushed
The person's face is crushed, indicating a tragic event or accident.
But as the cars drive around me
Cars are moving around the singer.
I could only watch i horror
The singer can only watch in horror, feeling helpless.
I could have saved you
The singer expresses regret for not being able to save someone.
If I ran a bit faster
Had the singer run faster, they could have potentially saved the person.
I could have saved you
Repetition of the regret for not running faster to save the person.
If I ran a bit faster
Repetition emphasizes the missed opportunity to save the person.
I screamed, I screamed
The singer screams, possibly expressing intense emotion or distress.
The blood is pooling out
Blood is flowing out, indicating a severe injury or harm.
I call an ambulance
The singer calls for an ambulance in response to the critical situation.
But the situation is futile
The situation is described as futile, suggesting a sense of hopelessness.
Nothing can be done
No possible remedy or solution is available.
As I sit besides her
The singer is sitting beside the person in distress.
I tell her it's fine
The singer reassures the person that everything is fine.
Run towards the light
The singer advises the person to move towards the light, possibly symbolizing peace or an afterlife.
I can't follow you no more
The singer cannot follow the person any longer.
As you flee from my hand
The person escapes from the singer's grasp.
I could have saved you
Reiteration of the regret for not running faster to save the person.
If I ran a bit faster
Repetition emphasizes the missed opportunity to save the person.
I could have saved you
Reiteration of the regret for not running faster to save the person.
If I ran a bit faster
Repetition emphasizes the missed opportunity to save the person.
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