It's Been Years
Embracing the Sunrise: Unveiling the Emotions of 'It's Been Years' by Jane's Party
Lyrics
It's been years since I've seen the light of the sunrise,
Expressing the passage of a significant amount of time since witnessing the sunrise.
See I've been sleeping after dawn and sinking like a stone that was meant to keep rolling on.
Describing a period of lethargy and descent, akin to a stone meant to keep rolling but now sinking.
No I won't go another day in the darkness,
Refusing to endure another day in darkness, suggesting a desire for change or renewal.
Until I see you standing there with the sunlight in your hair in the sound of the morning.
Yearning to see someone with sunlight in their hair in the morning's peaceful ambiance.
And I can't deny, I can't deny that I know what you're feeling.
Acknowledging an understanding of the other person's emotions without denial.
When you close your eyes, you close your eyes in the fear of believing,
Describing the act of closing one's eyes in fear while believing, possibly referencing vulnerability.
In things that were said and done in light of a life that has come and gone.
Reflecting on past actions and words in the context of a life that has passed.
It's been so long since I've heard the sound of a guitar break,
Expressing a prolonged absence from the sound of a guitar break, indicating a loss of something significant.
See I would give it all away just to live another day in the light of the morning, oh yeah!
Willing to sacrifice everything for the opportunity to experience another day in the morning light.
And I can't deny, I can't deny that I know what you're feeling.
Reiterating the understanding of the other person's emotions without denial.
When you close your eyes, you close your eyes in the fear of believing,
Revisiting the act of closing one's eyes in fear while believing, emphasizing a recurring theme.
In things that were said and done in light of a life that has come and gone.
Reflecting again on past actions and words in the context of a life that has come and gone.
And I can't deny, I can't deny that I know what you're feeling, oh what you're feeling.
Affirming continued understanding of the other person's emotions without denial.
When you close your eyes, you close your eyes in the fear of believing, oh believing, oh believing.
Repeating the imagery of closing one's eyes in fear while believing, emphasizing the intensity of the emotion.
And I can't deny, I can't deny that I know what you're feeling, oh what you're feeling, what you're feeling.
Reaffirming understanding of the other person's emotions, acknowledging the depth of their feelings.
When you close your eyes, you close your eyes in the fear of believing,
Revisiting the act of closing one's eyes in fear while believing, maintaining the theme of vulnerability.
In things that were said and done in light of a life that has come and gone.
Emphasizing the impact of past actions and words on a life that has now passed.
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