She Is Gone
Eternal Farewell: Embracing Love's Departure
Lyrics
The summer sun burns in the sky
The intense heat of the summer sun is present in the sky.
And fills the world with golden fire
The sun's rays create a radiant, golden atmosphere in the world.
But your true love is lost to the night
The speaker's true love has been lost to the darkness of the night.
On the wings of Death she flew to the other side
The beloved person has died and journeyed to the afterlife, symbolized by Death's wings.
She is gone, she is gone
Repetition: Emphasizes the profound absence of the departed loved one.
She betrayed you with her own hand
The departed loved one betrayed the speaker using a silver blade to end her own life.
With a silver blade to the unknown land
Describes the method of the betrayal, guiding the loved one to an unknown afterlife.
There was no love for evermore
There was no lasting love, and the speaker feels the absence deeply.
Forget her now and cry no more
An encouragement to the speaker to move on and stop grieving.
She is gone, she is gone
Reiteration: Emphasizes the irreversible departure of the loved one.
Now she's a memory, a fading dream
The departed loved one is now a memory, a fading dream of what could have been.
What might have been, she is gone
The speaker reflects on the lost potential of the relationship.
The buds of spring will fade to dust
Symbolizes the transient nature of life, comparing the fleeting beauty of spring buds to dust.
And all your love, was born of lust
Suggests that the love shared was driven by lust rather than genuine connection.
Tomorrow comes and is yesterday
Time moves forward, and the present becomes the past.
Release your pain, and let it fade away
Encourages the speaker to let go of pain and allow it to fade away.
She is gone, she is gone
Repetition: Reinforces the irreversible departure and absence of the loved one.
To another world she is gone
The loved one has transitioned to another world or afterlife.
Now she's a memory, a fading dream
Reiteration: The departed loved one is now a fading memory and dream.
What might have been, what might have been
Reflects on what could have been in the relationship.
She is gone, she is gone
Repetition: Emphasizes the finality of the loved one's departure.
Yeah she is gone, she is gone
Repetition: Reaffirms the absence of the departed loved one.
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