Muttered Words
Journey of Love's End: Muttered Words Unveiled
Lyrics
Stars are all you see
Stars represent the visible universe; the speaker reflects on what is observable.
Looking above, it used to be me
The speaker used to be part of the celestial view but is no longer.
But now the words don't flow
The speaker struggles to express emotions verbally.
The love before had time to grow
Past love had the opportunity to develop and mature.
But with the clock running down
Time is running out, possibly indicating an imminent departure or ending.
You know, I know
Both the speaker and the listener are aware of the impending separation.
I have to go.
The speaker acknowledges the necessity to leave.
As my love is never too much
The speaker reassures that their love is substantial and enduring.
To hold on to when it all gets too rough
The love is a source of strength during difficult times.
And my love is but sincere
The sincerity of the speaker's love is emphasized.
And we'll show the world, we'll show them the fear
The couple will face and overcome challenges together, confronting fears.
And I know there's little I can do
The speaker acknowledges limited ability to provide assurance.
To assure you, of what you know
The listener is already aware of certain truths; reassurance may be unnecessary.
Stuttering verbs
Communication becomes hesitant and unclear.
Turn into muttered words,
Verbal expressions transform into incomprehensible, muttered words.
Of which nobody can decipher
The difficulty in deciphering words mirrors the complexity of emotions.
But my love I've been waiting for you
The speaker has been patiently waiting for the listener to reach out.
To call
Anticipation for a call, possibly a metaphor for connection or reconciliation.
'Cos my love is never too old
The speaker's love transcends the limitations of age.
And we'll be on trains before you know
The couple plans to embark on journeys together.
As my love is never too cold
Despite challenges, the love remains warm and nurturing.
To warm up your bones and to harness all you hold.
The speaker's love is powerful and encompassing, embracing all the listener holds dear.
I have to go.
Reiteration of the unavoidable departure.
And this road is long.
The road ahead is challenging and lengthy.
And I feel it the most when you let me know that why I'm not alone.
The speaker feels the impact of solitude, especially when reminded by the listener.
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