Woodland Rose

Eternal Bonds in the Shadows: Woodland Rose by Josh Gray
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Lyrics

There's a comfort that's come

Expressing a sense of comfort that has recently emerged.

From knowin' you're near

Highlighting the reassurance of being close to someone.

Though I don't hear your voice

Acknowledging a lack of direct communication, possibly emotional distance.

We've drifted apart

Describing a separation that has occurred.

Like ships in the dark

Using the metaphor of ships in the dark to illustrate the unintentional nature of the separation.

My darling it was never by choice

Emphasizing that the drift was not a deliberate choice.

Words said in anger

Referring to words spoken in anger that caused a disconnect.

That turned us to strangers

Describing the consequences of anger, leading to a sense of being strangers.

Tears that stain the path of dreams we chased

Reflecting on the emotional impact of shared dreams and the tears that have marked the journey.

A moment's lapse of trust

Highlighting the fragility of trust and its potential to damage relationships.

Can never define us

Stating that such lapses cannot define or destroy the foundation they've built together.

Or lay this castle that we've built to waste

Referring to their relationship as a castle that should not be laid to waste.

I want so to hold you

Expressing a strong desire to embrace the other person.

Though I don't deserve to

Acknowledging a feeling of not deserving such closeness.

And doors once open lie closed

Noting the closure of once-open doors, possibly symbolizing missed opportunities.

It's always been a fault of mine

Admitting a personal fault of remembering only the positive moments.

Rememberin' only the good times

Revealing a tendency to focus on the good times, possibly ignoring challenges.

It's one of the many you know

Acknowledging this as one of many personal flaws.

My sweet little Woodland Rose

Using the metaphor of "Woodland Rose" as a term of endearment for the person.

My sweet Woodland Rose

Repeating the affectionate term for emphasis.

If what I've heard's true

Addressing the possibility of the person being with someone new.

You're with someone new

Implying an inevitability in the face of separation.

It was only a matter of time

Noting the passage of time in overcoming emotional wounds.

Took many moons to overcome my wounds

Symbolizing the burying of pride as a necessary step in healing.

And I buried that sword called pride

Emphasizing that no amount of physical or temporal distance can break their connection.

No amount of distance

Assuring constant presence and support, especially during lonely moments.

Or time's slow persistance

Reiterating the desire to hold the person, despite feelings of unworthiness.

Can sever the bond we share

Pointing out the closure of doors as a recurring personal flaw.

If you're feelin' alone

Repeating the fault of remembering only positive aspects.

And your mind starts to roam

Acknowledging this as one of several personal flaws.

Know that I'll always be there

Reiterating the affectionate term for the person, emphasizing sweetness.

I want so to hold you

Repeating the affectionate term for emphasis.

Though I don't deserve to

Addressing the persistent separation and its non-deliberate nature.

And doors once open lie closed

Expressing the ongoing desire to hold the person, even if perceived as undeserving.

It's always been a fault of mine

Reiterating the closure of doors and the fault of selective memory.

Rememberin' only the good times

Acknowledging the tendency to focus only on positive memories.

It's one of the many you know

Admitting this as one of many personal flaws.

My sweet little Woodland Rose

Repeating the metaphorical term of endearment for emphasis.

My sweet Woodland Rose

Reiterating the affectionate term for emphasis.

We've drifted apart

Recalling the earlier mention of drifting apart, emphasizing the unintentional nature.

Like ships in the dark

Reiterating the metaphor of ships in the dark to emphasize lack of choice in the separation.

My darling it was never

Reaffirming that the separation was not a deliberate choice.

By choice

Emphasizing that the distance was not

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