Forgive Forget
Journey of Redemption: Local Derby's 'Forgive Forget' Explained
Lyrics
Started out as a joke
Initiation of the relationship or situation with a lighthearted approach.
Wonder where this road goes
Curiosity about the unknown path ahead in the journey of the relationship.
With you and me
Reference to the partnership between "you and me."
Not too scared to see it out
Expressing readiness to face challenges without fear of the outcome.
Ups and downs
Acknowledging the highs and lows that come with the journey.
Let's get in the car
Invitation to discuss the relationship issues by getting into a car.
Talk about it, talk about it
Emphasizing the need for open communication to resolve problems.
Figure it out
Encouraging the effort to understand and find solutions.
Forgive but don't forget
Advocating forgiveness in the relationship but cautioning against forgetting.
All of that regret
Reflecting on past mistakes and expressing remorse.
Forgive but don't forget
Reiteration of the theme of forgiving while maintaining a memory of the past.
Are we better yet?
Pondering if the relationship has improved after forgiveness.
Up to Marla
Shifting focus to a character named Marla, possibly representing a diversion or distraction.
Fuck, this is an old car
Expressing frustration with the state of an old car.
Fuel gauge don't read the same
Highlighting the inconsistency in the fuel gauge, suggesting unpredictability.
Day to day to day to day to day
Emphasizing the repetitive and mundane nature of daily life.
Up the Oodnadatta Track
Referencing a specific location, the Oodnadatta Track, possibly symbolizing a journey.
South Australia at our back
Indicating a geographical backdrop in South Australia and the connection to home.
Home again, home again
Expressing the anticipation of returning home.
Can't wait to get back there
Eager anticipation of returning to a familiar and comforting place.
Forgive but don't forget
Reiteration of the theme of forgiving with a warning not to forget past regrets.
All of that regret
Acknowledging and reflecting on the weight of past regrets in the context of forgiveness.
Forgive but don't forget
Repeating the call for forgiveness while questioning if improvement has occurred.
Are we better yet?
Pondering whether the act of forgiveness has led to a positive change in the relationship.
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