Sixth of June
Sixth of June: A Redemption Tale of Love and Loss
Lyrics
Been waiting for an end in a life filled with all those little stories
Expressing anticipation for an end in a life filled with various personal stories.
(Say what you want, say what you need)
Repetition of the invitation to express thoughts and desires freely.
Our last encounter
Referring to a previous meeting or encounter.
(Say what you want, say what you need)
Repetition of the invitation to speak openly about thoughts and needs.
Still stings like alcohol
Emphasizing the enduring pain akin to the sensation of alcohol on wounds.
And all the stones and prison bars
Metaphorical obstacles like stones and prison bars that hindered reconciliation or redemption.
That stood in the way of my amends, forgive me
Seeking forgiveness for the barriers and mistakes in the past.
I know you killed for me, you're sailing with the rock, Aileen
A reference to someone who sacrificed or killed for the speaker, possibly metaphorically sailing with the rock, Aileen.
Promise you'll come for me, the sixth of June will bring you home
An expectation that a significant event on the sixth of June will reunite the speaker with the person mentioned in line 9.
Say what you want, say what you need
Reiteration of the invitation to express thoughts and needs before a significant event.
'Cause tonight is your last chance to reach me
Highlighting the urgency of the current moment as the last chance to communicate.
Hope and love seem to
Reflecting on the apparent futility of hope and love in the mortal realm.
(Say what you want, say what you need)
Repetition of the invitation to speak openly about thoughts and needs.
Be a waste in this mortal reality
Expressing a sense of hopelessness in the earthly existence.
So we'll meet again on the sixth of June
Anticipation of a future meeting on the sixth of June, suggesting a significant event.
There won't be a heart to break this time
An assertion that there won't be emotional pain or heartbreak during this meeting.
And all the souls of fallen men
Recognition of the souls of fallen individuals as potential obstacles to love.
Won't stand in the way of our love again, forgive me
Seeking forgiveness for any potential obstacles or mistakes related to the fallen souls.
I know you killed for me, you're sailing with the rock, Aileen
Repetition of the reference to someone who sacrificed or killed for the speaker, sailing with the rock, Aileen.
Promise you'll come for me, the sixth of June will bring you home
Reiteration of the expectation for a significant event on the sixth of June and a promise of reunion.
Say what you want, say what you need,
Repetition of the invitation to express thoughts and needs before a significant event.
'Cause tonight is your last chance to reach me
Emphasizing the urgency of the current moment as the last chance to communicate.
I know you killed for me, you're sailing with the rock, Aileen
Repetition of the reference to someone who sacrificed or killed for the speaker, sailing with the rock, Aileen.
Promise you'll be there on the sixth of June, our lord will guide you home
Promise of guidance and presence on the sixth of June from a higher power, possibly a religious reference.
Say what you want, say what you need,
Repetition of the invitation to express thoughts and needs before a significant event.
'Cause tonight is your last chance to reach me
Emphasizing the urgency of the current moment as the last chance to communicate.
I know you killed for me, you're sailing with the rock, Aileen
Repetition of the reference to someone who sacrificed or killed for the speaker, sailing with the rock, Aileen.
Promise you'll come for me, the sixth of June will bring you home
Reiteration of the expectation for a significant event on the sixth of June and a promise of reunion.
Say what you want, say what you need
Reiteration of the invitation to express thoughts and needs before a significant event.
(I know you killed for me, I know you killed for me)
A confident acknowledgment that the person referred to in line 9 killed for the speaker.
Say what you want, say what you need,
Repetition of the invitation to express thoughts and needs before a significant event.
(I know you killed for me, say what you need)
Repetition of the acknowledgment that the person referred to in line 9 killed for the speaker.
'Cause tonight is the last chance to reach me
Emphasizing the urgency of the current moment as the last chance to communicate.
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