Time Will Tell
Eternal Reflections: Unveiling Life's Choices in 'Time Will Tell'
Lyrics
Time will tell if I will drift eternally
Reflecting on the uncertainty of the future, contemplating whether the speaker will wander endlessly.
Through life instead of being someone
Considering the possibility of drifting through life without a clear identity or purpose.
All of my life
Expressing a significant connection throughout the speaker's entire life.
You are the one
Addressing a specific person as the central figure or source of importance in the speaker's life.
You're on my mind
Constantly thinking about the person mentioned in line 5.
Have a good time
Encouraging the mentioned person to enjoy themselves and have a positive experience.
Do what you want
Granting freedom to the person to do whatever they please.
But you will find
Warning that, in the end, the person will discover something important.
Time will tell if I'll survive
Pondering survival and expressing a preference for authenticity over a mere facade of being alive.
I'd rather be dead than just pretend I'm alive
Strongly rejecting the idea of pretending to be alive if genuine living is not possible.
Time will tell
Reiterating the theme that time will reveal the truth.
It's just a matter of time
Stating that the unfolding of events is a matter of time.
Time will tell if we will be the same as now
Contemplating whether relationships will endure or change over time.
Or not, if not then nevermind
If not, expressing a lack of concern or indifference.
All of my life
Reaffirming the enduring connection with the significant person in the speaker's life.
You are the one
Repeating the importance of the person throughout the speaker's life.
You're on my mind
Continuing to think about the person consistently.
Have a good time
Encouraging the person to enjoy themselves and have a positive experience.
Do what you want
Granting freedom for the person to do as they please.
But you will find
Reiterating the warning that the person will eventually discover something significant.
Time will tell if I'll survive
Returning to the theme of survival and the preference for authenticity in living.
I'd rather be dead than just pretend I'm alive
Reiterating a strong aversion to pretending to be alive without true authenticity.
Time will tell
Emphasizing again that time will reveal the truth.
It's just a matter of time
Reiterating that events unfolding are just a matter of time.
Time will tell if dreams become reality
Considering whether dreams will materialize into reality over time.
For you got me as long as you want
Expressing commitment and availability for as long as the person desires.
All of my life
Affirming the enduring connection with the significant person in the speaker's life.
You are the one
Reiterating the importance of the person throughout the speaker's life.
You're on my mind
Continuing to think about the person consistently.
Have a good time
Encouraging the person to enjoy themselves and have a positive experience.
Do what you like
Granting freedom for the person to do as they like.
But you will find
Reiterating the warning that the person will eventually discover something significant.
Time will tell if I'll survive
Revisiting the theme of survival and the preference for genuine living.
I'd rather be dead than just pretend I'm alive
Reiterating a strong aversion to pretending to be alive without true authenticity.
Time will tell
Emphasizing again that time will reveal the truth.
It's just a matter of time
Stating that events unfolding are just a matter of time.
Just a matter of time
Repeating the idea that everything is a matter of time.
Just a matter of time
-Just a matter of time
-Just a matter of time
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