To Have You

Questioning where blessings will come from as the belief in God's existence is questioned or denied.

Expressing sarcasm or irony about something being considered great or remarkable in that context.

Referring to a planned piece of art or music that aims to critique society.

Suggesting that the critique or message is not widely spread or communicated enough.

Optimistically expressing an improvement or progress in the situation.

Expression of disbelief or denial.

An exclamation, possibly in awe or surprise.

Repeated longing and desire to have someone back again, potentially referring to a lost loved one or a feeling of absence.

Just to have you back again

Just to have you back again

Just to have you back again

Just to have you back again (La mort)

Continuation of expressing the desire to have someone back, incorporating phrases in French that hint at belief, support, mortality, and the challenges of life.

Vous avez bien raison de croire

Que vous allez mourir, bien sûr)

Just to have you, back again

(Ça vous soutient! Si vous n'y croyez pas)

Just to have you, back again

(Est-ce que vous pourriez supporter la vie que vous avez?)

Questioning others' understanding of hope, freedom, struggle, and personal experience, emphasizing the depth of personal pain and grief.

You tell me what ya know about free

There's been blood on our knees since we were teens

Don't tell me ya know what it means to breathe

There's no world me and mine haven't seen

You best believe

Tell me what ya know about growth

Tell me what ya know about me

There's been blood in our teeth since our first meal

Don't tell me ya know what it means to see

There's no love me and mine haven't grieved

You couldn't feel

Expressing the difficulty of sleep due to emotional distress, reminiscing about youth, love, dreams, and the impact of early experiences on life.

When each night your eyes bleed

'Cause there's not a lot of steps between

Peace and utter misery

When you're seventeen

And all you have is love and dreams

Reflecting on the therapeutic nature of creating music as a means to cope with grief and darkness, yet acknowledging that pain remains.

Gave us a way to grieve and get outta the scheme

But those early scars never leave

Those tunes and our art gave us a path out of the dark

But we still get lost without the light when we lead

This pain is real

Highlighting the longstanding struggle reflected in the artist's writings and the aspiration to create a better future, particularly for friends.

Another ode to top scheme

A music dream we both laid out but never got to see

'Cause it's been war in my pen since we were ten

And it's always been

Write your hate and pain away

To make tomorrow better than today

Expressing a desire for change and a willingness to sacrifice anything for a reunion or to ease the pain of loss.

'Cause we don't want things this way

Continuing the expression of longing and the difficulty of enduring the absence of a loved one, questioning the capacity to bear such a history.

Give up my life, my heart, my home

I would give anything I own

Just to have you back again

Just to touch you once again

(Si on n'était pas solidement appuyé

Sur cette certitude que ça finira

Est-ce que vous pourriez supporter cette histoire?)