Thine Widows Weep
Eternal Departure: A Soul's Plea in Thine Widows Weep
Lyrics
Wash me away
The repetition of "Wash me away" suggests a desire to be cleansed or removed, possibly from pain or suffering.
Wash me away
-Wash me away
-Wash me away
-Wash me away
-Wash me away
-Wash me away
-Wash me away
-Let the depths consume me I don't wanna stay
Expresses a willingness to be consumed by the depths, indicating a desire to escape and not continue existing.
Wash me away
Reiterates the plea to be washed away, emphasizing the intensity of the desire for removal.
Let my nightmares fuel me in these final days
Suggests finding strength or motivation in nightmares during the final days, possibly facing impending doom or challenges.
Now here lies my mind
Introduces the theme of the speaker's mind and its fate.
Taken to the afterlife
Describes the mind being taken to the afterlife, indicating a transition from life to death.
I find there's nothing left for me
Conveys a sense of emptiness, with nothing left for the speaker in life.
Nothing left for me
-Left for me
-And now there's nothing left for me
-Rot plagues this life's tree
Metaphorically describes life as a tree affected by rot, symbolizing decay and lack of nourishment.
And it no longer bears fruit to eat
-Now I've said my peace
Expresses that the speaker has spoken their mind and is ready for their final breath.
And now my final breath, I'll breathe
-Now I've said my peace
Reiterates the importance of remembering the speaker after their departure.
Promise you won't forget
-Forget me
Emphasizes the plea not to be forgotten.
Wash me away
Continues the theme of being washed away, with a desire for a swift end and resolution of unresolved matters.
Let the waters take me with their blackened waves
-Wash me away
-May the end come swiftly with no words unsaid
-Now here lies my mind
Repeats the sense of emptiness and lack of purpose in life.
Taken to the afterlife
-I find there is nothing left for me
-Nothing left for me
-And now there's nothing left for me
-Rot plagues this life's tree
Maintains the metaphor of a decaying life represented by a tree that no longer bears fruit.
And it no longer bears fruit to eat
-Now I've said my peace
Reiterates the speaker's readiness for the end and the plea not to be forgotten.
And now my final breath, I'll breathe
-Now I've said my peace
-Promise you won't forget
-Forget me
Concludes with a final plea not to be forgotten, emphasizing the fear of being erased from memory.
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