Ah Me
Whispers of Regret: Griffin House's Melancholic Journey in 'Ah Me'
Lyrics
I was just a thinkin' we could work it out,
I was hopeful that we could resolve our issues.
Maybe get around to take the trip down South
Possibly plan a journey to the Southern region together.
But she had had enough
However, she had reached her limit or had had enough.
So I stormed out of the bedroom to the mornin' light
Reacted strongly, leaving the bedroom and facing the morning light.
I was missing Cincinnati so I booked me a flight,
Feeling nostalgic for Cincinnati, I impulsively booked a flight.
Yea, I had had enough
I had reached my limit or had had enough as well.
Ah me, how her winds swept across my scenes
Expressing the impact of her influence on his life.
Ah me, how her winds swept across my scenes
Repeating the sentiment of her significant impact.
But I didn't take the plane, 'cause I wanted to stay
Opted not to take the flight, preferring to stay and resolve things.
I was hopin' we could work it out some way
Hoping for a reconciliation in some way.
But she had had enough
She, however, had reached her limit and didn't want to continue.
So I took the diamond ring to the shop downtown
Brought the diamond ring to a shop in the city.
I left the ring in the glass, he left the money laid down
Left the ring, received money, but was left feeling lost.
And I was left in the lost and found
Metaphorically left in the "lost and found" of emotions.
Ah me, how her winds swept across my scenes
Reiterating the impact of her influence on his life.
Ah me, how her winds swept across my scenes
Continuing to express the profound effect of her presence.
And I fight the dream
Fighting against a dream or desire.
I don't want to hear you say we've grown apart
Rejecting the idea of growing apart or changing.
I don't want to hear you say things have changed
Desiring things to remain the same, resisting change.
No, I just want things to be the same
Expressing a longing for stability and continuity.
They say if I, if I fight the dream,
There's advice to resist or fight against the dream.
They say there'll be no wind for me
Suggesting that resisting the dream may bring tranquility.
Ah me, how her winds swept across my scenes
Reiterating the lasting impact of her influence.
Ah me, how her winds swept across my scenes
Continuing to emphasize the profound effect of her presence.
Ah me, ah me, ah me, I fight the dream.
Repeating the internal struggle against a compelling dream.
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