Lyrics
The sun is setting in your life
The speaker observes that a challenging or difficult phase is occurring in the subject's life.
And I can't understand just why
The speaker expresses confusion about the reasons behind the subject's actions or decisions.
You couldn't tell me this before
The speaker is disappointed that the subject didn't share important information earlier.
And now I'm left with something more
As a result of the delayed disclosure, the speaker now faces a more complex situation.
Than petty worries for my friend
The speaker is concerned about more significant issues than minor concerns for their friend.
His sadness never seems to end
The friend's sadness appears to be enduring and persistent.
When I think of all the times
The speaker reflects on sleepless nights and contemplates the challenges faced during those times.
I couldn't fall asleep at night
The speaker wonders about the factors influencing the subject's decisions and actions.
I wonder what its gonna take
A question arises about the level of difficulty or sacrifice required to overcome the challenges.
And what's the choice you're gonna make
The speaker ponders the choices the subject will make in response to the difficulties.
And will we see you better
The speaker questions whether improvements in the subject's situation will be visible.
And will this last forever
The speaker reflects on the duration or permanence of the current situation.
Show me that you can make it
The speaker urges the subject to demonstrate resilience and overcome challenges.
Sometimes its hard to take it,
Recognizing the difficulty, the speaker acknowledges the challenge of facing tough situations.
It comes together in the end
Despite difficulties, the speaker believes that things will come together positively in the end.
You're telling me its not easy
The subject communicates that the situation is not easy, indicating the severity of the challenges.
Then tell me why you can't just try
The speaker questions why the subject is not making an effort despite acknowledging the difficulty.
To open up your eyes
A plea for the subject to be more aware of their surroundings and circumstances.
Take a look outside
The speaker encourages the subject to broaden their perspective and consider external factors.
Now I sit here by myself
The speaker is now alone, contemplating the absence or emotional distance of the subject.
Knowing that you need my help
The speaker acknowledges the subject's need for help and expresses willingness to provide support.
Where have you been the past two days
Concern about the subject's whereabouts in the past two days.
I can just hope that you're okay
The speaker hopes for the subject's well-being despite the uncertainty of their condition.
I know you're there
A reassurance that the speaker is aware of the subject's presence and cares about them.
You know I care
A reaffirmation of the speaker's care and concern for the subject.
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