Lyrics
Summer has come and passed
Summer, a metaphor for a period of happiness or a good time, has ended.
The innocent can never last
The period of innocence is fleeting and does not endure.
Wake me up when September ends
Expresses a desire to sleep through or avoid the challenges associated with September.
Like my fathers come to pass
Comparing oneself to their father, suggesting a generational connection.
Seven years has gone so fast
Reflects on the passage of time, feeling that seven years have passed quickly.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the desire to be awakened when September concludes.
Here comes the rain again
Introduces the metaphor of rain, symbolizing challenges or difficulties.
Falling from the stars
Rain falling from the stars implies a sense of cosmic or inevitable hardship.
Drenched in my pain again
Expresses emotional pain, possibly associated with personal growth.
Becoming who we are
Suggests that facing difficulties shapes one's identity.
As my memory rests
Reflection on the past, acknowledging memories that rest in the mind.
But never forgets what I lost
Despite resting, memories endure, especially those related to loss.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the desire to be awakened when September ends, connecting it to loss.
Summer has come and passed
Repetition of the theme of the end of summer and fleeting innocence.
The innocent can never last
Emphasizes the transient nature of innocence, reinforcing the theme.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the desire to be awakened when September concludes.
Ring out the bells again
Introduces bells ringing, possibly symbolizing change or transition.
Like we did when spring began
Similar to line 22, emphasizing the passage of time and change.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the desire to be awakened when September ends, tying it to change.
Here comes the rain again
Reintroduces the metaphor of rain, emphasizing challenges and difficulties.
Falling from the stars
Repeats the imagery of rain falling from the stars, underlining inevitability.
Drenched in my pain again
Expresses the recurrence of emotional pain and the process of becoming.
Becoming who we are
Connects pain to the ongoing journey of self-discovery and identity formation.
As my memory rests
Reflects on the persistence of memory, acknowledging its lasting impact.
But never forgets what I lost
Memories endure, especially those related to loss, reinforcing the theme.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the desire to be awakened when September ends, linking it to memory.
Summer has come and passed
Repetition of the theme of the end of summer and the fleeting nature of innocence.
The innocent can never last
Emphasizes the transience of innocence, echoing earlier sentiments.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the desire to be awakened when September concludes.
Like my father's come to pass
Recalls the father metaphor, now emphasizing the swift passage of twenty years.
Twenty years has gone so fast
Reflects on the rapid passage of time, highlighting the generational connection.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the desire to be awakened when September ends, now with a longer time frame.
Wake me up when September ends
Repeats the plea to be awakened when September concludes, possibly for added emphasis.
Wake me up when September ends
Reiterates the plea to be awakened when September ends, providing a conclusive tone.
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