Never Cry Again
Embracing Tomorrow's Winds: A Tale of Love and Loss
Lyrics
Born upon the winds of tomorrow, sail across the water to the shore
Born with the potential of the future, we navigate across challenges to reach the shore.
Taking everything that they can give us, more than our fathers had before
Taking advantage of opportunities beyond what our ancestors had.
You and I don't ask a lot of questions, questions don't get asked here very much
We don't inquire much, as questions are uncommon here.
We know what we're seeing and when we see it, we know what we're feeling when we touch
We comprehend what we observe and feel, understanding our experiences.
So take my hand so we don't get lost, I spend the coin I used to toss
Holding hands to stay connected, abandoning the randomness of decision-making.
I never knew what love would cost 'til I lost it in the end
Realizing the cost of love only after losing it.
Never claimed to soar so high that I forgot that I could fly
Acknowledging the limits of personal achievements, avoiding arrogance.
You never knew what never was, you'd never cry again
Not experiencing certain emotions means avoiding the pain associated with them.
We took the path that seemed familiar, as if we knew which way to go
Choosing a familiar path, pretending to have a direction.
So ???? to the tourists, as if we had anything to show
Dismissing outsiders, despite lacking anything substantial to display.
Days were long and without number, like nothing bad should ever last
Days seem endless and trouble-free, suggesting a belief that negativity shouldn't persist.
As long as lasting was the answer, we answered everything so fast
Quickly responding to challenges by assuming lasting is the solution.
So take my hand so we don't get lost, I spend the coin I used to toss
Emphasizing the importance of connection and abandoning frivolous decisions.
I never knew what love would cost 'til I lost it in the end
Reflecting on the unforeseen cost of love after it has ended.
Never claimed to soar so high that I forgot that I could fly
Avoiding arrogance by acknowledging the ability to fall from heights.
You never knew what never was, you'd never cry again
Emphasizing that avoiding certain experiences prevents the associated pain.
You never knew what never was, you'd never cry again
Reiterating that avoiding the unknown shields one from emotional distress.
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