Only Friend
Echoes of Solitude: Ghost Care's Melancholic Journey
Lyrics
Only have on, only have one.
Expressing having only one of something, possibly referring to a person or a significant connection.
I wanna go back, I wanna have fun.
Desire to return to a carefree and enjoyable past.
I tried my best and I failed just like the rest.
Acknowledging effort and failure, feeling similar to others who also failed.
You're gone, my clutch and I can't seem to stay in touch.
Reference to the absence of someone important, and the difficulty in maintaining a connection.
I want to tell you I'll be fine.
Expressing reassurance to oneself that things will be fine despite challenges.
But I feel better by your side.
Feeling emotionally better when in the company of the mentioned person.
Only have one, time to move on.
Reiterating the presence of only one option and the need to move forward.
But that just depends on if you've got friends and I heard you were someone else.
Suggesting the possibility of moving on depends on the existence of friends and rumors about a changed identity.
Cause I know you and you know me but does that mean we are history?
Questioning the status of the relationship based on mutual knowledge.
I want to tell you I'll be fine.
Reassurance of well-being despite challenges, possibly directed at the absent person.
But I feel better by your side.
Expressing emotional comfort when near the mentioned person.
Why were you, my only friend?
Pondering why the absent person was the singular source of friendship.
Why were you, my only friend?
Repetition of the question, emphasizing the importance of the person as the only friend.
Why were you, my only friend?
Continued emphasis on questioning the significance of the absent person as the sole friend.
Why were you, my only friend?
Repetition for emphasis, seeking understanding of the exclusive friendship.
Why were you, my only friend?
Continued questioning of why the absent person was the only friend.
Why were you, my only friend?
Reiteration of the central question about the exclusive friendship.
Why were you, my only friend?
Continued emphasis on the inquiry into the nature of the singular friendship.
Why were you, my only friend?
Final repetition, underlining the significance of understanding the exclusive friendship.
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