Farewell
Farewell Symphony: Echoes of Love and Departure
Lyrics
The words are said, we sit here restless
The spoken words have been expressed, and a sense of restlessness is felt.
N' Silence fills the room(void)(space).
Silence pervades the room, creating an emptiness or void.
All the colors seems to fade away
All vibrant colors appear to lose their intensity or significance.
So here we're standing at the crossroads
Standing at a crucial decision point or moment of change.
I've said all my goodbyes,
Farewells have been exchanged.
Things will never be the same, I guess we'll meet again someday
Acknowledging that things will be different, with a hopeful anticipation of meeting again in the future.
The time that we had
Reflecting on the past time shared.
The love that we shared
Recognizing the love that was present in the shared experiences.
It seems like a thousand lifetimes have passed
Feels like a significant amount of time has passed, emphasizing the depth of the connection.
I know that you care, but I cant stay
Acknowledging care but expressing an inability to stay.
Even the darkness
Even in moments of darkness or difficulty.
Is leaving me naked on the floor
Feeling exposed and vulnerable on the floor.
I guess that we never had a shot
Suggesting that the relationship never had a chance.
When the sky comes crashing down
Describing a moment of crisis when everything seems to collapse.
And you're a thousand miles from home
Being far away from home when facing challenges.
Don't you come crawling(running) back to me
Discouraging the idea of returning after facing difficulties.
I've burned my bridges now I'm leaving
Deciding to move on, symbolized by burning bridges and leaving.
There's nothing holding me here
No attachments or reasons to stay.
Things will nevet be the same again
Acknowledging that things have changed irreversibly.
I guess I've had some time to ponder all the things you put me through
Reflecting on the hardships endured due to the other person.
Even if I would forgive you, would you do the same for me?
Pondering the possibility of forgiveness but questioning whether it would be reciprocated.
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