Prayer In C
Reflecting on Forgiveness: "Prayer In C" Message Unveiled
Lyrics
Yeah, you never said a word
The person being addressed didn't communicate verbally.
You didn't send me no letter
No written communication was received from the person.
Don't think I could forgive you
The speaker finds it challenging to pardon the other person.
See, our world is slowly dying
The world or society is deteriorating or in decline.
I'm not wasting no more time
The speaker refuses to waste more time on the situation.
Don't think I could believe you
The speaker struggles to believe the other person.
Yeah, you never said a word
Reiteration of the lack of verbal communication from the person.
You didn't send me no letter
Reiteration of no written communication received.
Don't think I could forgive you
Continued difficulty in forgiving the other person.
See, our world is slowly dying
Re-emphasis on the world's decline or decay.
I'm not wasting no more time
Determination not to waste any more time on the issue.
Don't think I could believe you
The speaker's doubt in trusting the other person.
Yeah, our hands will get more wrinkled
Reference to aging—wrinkled hands and gray hair.
And our hair will be grey
Continued struggle in forgiving the other person.
Don't think I could forgive you
Emphasis on the aging process and inability to forgive.
And see, the children are starving
Children suffering from hunger and destroyed homes.
And their houses were destroyed
Highlighting the devastation experienced by children.
Don't think thеy could forgive you
The children might find it difficult to forgive.
Hey, when sеas will cover lands
A scenario described where seas will engulf the lands.
And when man will be no more
When humanity faces extinction or annihilation.
Don't think you can forgive you
The speaker's skepticism about self-forgiveness.
Yeah, when there'll just be silence
Depicting a time of absolute silence.
And when life will be over
Reference to the end of life.
Don't think you will forgive you
Doubt in one's ability to self-forgive at life's end.
Yeah, you never said a word
Repetition of the earlier sentiments regarding communication, forgiveness, and the world's state.
You didn't send me no letter
-Don't think I could forgive you
-See, our world is slowly dying
-I'm not wasting no more time
-Don't think I could believe you
-Yeah, you never said a word
-You didn't send me no letter
-Don't think I could forgive you
-See, our world is slowly dying
-I'm not wasting no more time
-Don't think I could believe you
-Yeah, you never said a word
-You didn't send me no letter
-Don't think I could forgive you
-See, our world is slowly dying
-I'm not wasting no more time
-Don't think I could believe you
-Yeah, you never said a word
-You didn't send me no letter
-Don't think I could forgive you
-See, our world is slowly dying
-I'm not wasting no more time
-Don't think I could believe you
-Yeah, our hands will get more wrinkled
Reiteration of aging, suffering children, catastrophic events, skepticism about forgiveness, silence, and the end of life.
And our hair will be grey
-Don't think I could forgive you
-And see, the children are starving
-And their houses were destroyed
-Don't think they could forgive you
-Hey, when seas will cover lands
-And when man will be no more
-Don't think you can forgive you
-Yeah, when there'll just be silence
-And when life will be over
Emphasis on silence when life reaches its conclusion.
Don't think you will forgive you
Doubt in one's ability to self-forgive at life's end.
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