Redshift

Celestial Farewell: Redshift's Embrace of Eternal Goodbyes
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Lyrics

So we're leaving you behind

Expressing the act of leaving someone or something behind.

Footprints on your shores

Leaving a lasting mark or memory, symbolized by footprints, on the shores of the past.

Washed away forever more

Acknowledging that those marks are washed away, signifying a permanent departure.


Looking at you one last time

Taking a final look at the present or past.

As the wheel of heaven turns

Referencing a cosmic or celestial cycle, possibly indicating a larger, inevitable change.

We are never to return

Declaring the decision not to come back, suggesting a journey into the unknown.


I see it in your eyes as the sky draws your gaze

Observing emotions reflected in someone's eyes as they gaze at the sky, hinting at contemplation or farewell.

Did you get to say goodbye

Raising a question about the opportunity to bid farewell before departure.

Did you see her sad face

Asking whether the person saw the sadness in someone's face during the farewell.


Now we're leaving her behind

Repeating the theme of leaving, emphasizing change and impermanence.

Nothing stays the same

Stating that nothing remains constant or unchanged.

Never to touch this ground again

Expressing a finality in leaving and never returning to a familiar place.


I see it in your eyes as the sky draws your gaze

Reiterating the observation of emotions tied to departing, looking at the sky as a symbol of departure.

Did you get to say goodbye

Repeating the question about the opportunity for goodbyes.

Did you see her sad face

Reiterating the inquiry about recognizing sadness during the departure.


The planet below will soon disappear into space

Anticipating the disappearance of a planet into space, suggesting a grand scale of departure or change.

And now when you close your eyes

Connecting the act of closing one's eyes with the experience of witnessing a departure.

You will see us falling away

Portraying the departure as a visual experience of "falling away" from the observer.

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