Meteorology
Ephemeral Echoes: Unveiling Life's Fragility in Matthew Jay's Meteorology
Lyrics
Everything could die tomorrow
Contemplating the uncertainty of life and its potential end.
Would you still say what you said?
Questioning whether declarations or promises made would still hold true in the face of impending mortality.
I'm cold and don't understand how
Expressing emotional detachment and confusion, possibly due to a challenging situation.
Sometimes things I say cut deep
Acknowledging that one's words can have a profound impact, causing emotional wounds.
I only meant to say the words that you needed
Clarifying the intention behind spoken words, emphasizing a desire to provide what the listener needs.
Oh and I only seem to dig a little further down
Reflecting on a tendency to inadvertently delve deeper into issues, potentially causing more harm.
Years from now I will return to
Anticipating a future return to address unresolved sentiments and unspoken words.
Say the things I never could
Expressing a commitment to eventually articulate things that were previously left unsaid.
Maybe you will not remember
Raising the possibility that the listener may not recall or retain the spoken words in the future.
Maybe you will not forget
Highlighting the ambiguity of whether the listener will remember or intentionally forget the words.
I only meant to say the words that you needed
Reiterating the intention to convey necessary words, emphasizing a positive purpose.
Oh and I only seem to dig a little further down
Acknowledging a pattern of unintentionally delving deeper into issues, possibly causing more complications.
I'm on a river nowhere
Describing a state of being adrift, possibly emotionally or metaphorically, without a clear direction.
I'm on a river nowhere, now
Repeating the sentiment of being lost or aimless, emphasizing a current state of uncertainty.
I only meant to say the words that you needed
Emphasizing the recurring intent to express words that are deemed necessary for the listener.
Oh and I only seem to dig a little further down
Acknowledging a tendency to unintentionally delve deeper into issues, possibly causing unintended consequences.
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