What a Journey
What a Journey: A Testament to Love's Resilience
Lyrics
Hurts to say this the worlds faded
Hurts to say this; the world has lost its vibrancy and vitality.
When this has ended I’m taking you everywhere
After this phase concludes, I plan to explore various places with you.
We’ve been patient that’s an understatement
Our patience has been remarkable, almost beyond description.
I miss the sand and the sun bouncing off your blonde hair
I long for the beach, recalling the warmth of the sun on your blonde hair.
Yeah you know that I'll take you there
A commitment to take the person to a better place when uncertainties fade.
When everything’s not so up in the air
A desire for stability and calmness in challenging times.
When this goes down in history
This significant moment will be remembered in history.
What a story we’ll have to keep
Anticipating a unique and memorable story to share from this experience.
We’ll tell our children before they sleep
Sharing the journey with future generations as part of their bedtime stories.
What a journey, it nearly killed me
Reflecting on the challenging but enriching journey that almost took a toll.
I’ve been sinking overthinking
Struggling with deep contemplation and excessive thought.
Over what could have been the biggest change we’ve ever seen
Contemplating a potential life-changing event, possibly the most significant in their lifetime.
In our lifetime but as long as you’re mine
Despite the challenges, as long as the person is theirs, happiness prevails.
I’ll be on cloud nine, no need for a silver lining
Experiencing pure joy without needing any additional reassurance.
Yeah you know that I'll take you there
Reiterating the commitment to bring the person to a better place in more stable times.
When everything’s not so up in the air
Seeking normalcy when uncertainties settle.
When this goes down in history
Emphasizing the significance of the current moment in the annals of history.
What a story we’ll have to keep
Expecting a compelling story to emerge from the shared experience.
We’ll tell our children before they sleep
Intending to pass down the story to the next generation at bedtime.
What a journey, it nearly killed me
Reflecting on the challenging and transformative journey that was almost overwhelming.
You know I landed on my feet
Expressing resilience and adaptability, landing on one's feet after challenges.
I got to be with you in quarantine
Finding solace and connection during the quarantine period.
You and me that’s all I need whatever’s hidden up nature’s sleeve
Expressing contentment with the simple presence of the significant other, regardless of external factors.
It’s fine by me, fine by me
Acceptance of whatever surprises or challenges nature may present.
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