2000 Miles
Homecoming Melody: Love Across Two Thousand Miles
Lyrics
He's gone two thousand miles
Expresses the distance of two thousand miles that someone has traveled away.
It's very far
Highlights the considerable distance and difficulty of the journey.
The snow is falling down
Describes the weather conditions, specifically snowfall.
Gets colder day by day
Emphasizes the increasing coldness experienced day by day.
I miss you
Expresses the sentiment of missing someone.
The children will sing
Suggests a festive atmosphere with children singing.
He'll be back at Christmas time
Anticipates the person's return around Christmas time.
In these frozen and silent nights (frozen and silent nights)
Describes the quiet, freezing nights, possibly creating a sense of isolation.
Sometimes in a dream you appear
Reflects on the person appearing in dreams, indicating longing or memory.
Outside under the purple sky (under the purple sky)
Depicts a setting under a picturesque sky, evoking a romantic or nostalgic mood.
Diamonds in the snow (hmm mhm) sparkle
Imagery of diamonds in the snow suggests beauty or something precious.
Our hearts were singing
Recalls a time when hearts were joyful and singing, reminiscent of happiness.
It felt like Christmas time
Evokes a feeling similar to the joyous spirit of Christmas.
Two thousand miles
Reiterates the significant distance of two thousand miles.
Is very far through the snow (far through the snow)
Stresses the challenge of traversing such a distance, particularly in snowy conditions.
I'll think of you (I'll think of you)
Expresses the constant thought of the person, regardless of their location.
Wherever you go (wherever you go-o-o)
Signifies a persistent connection and thoughts about the person's whereabouts.
He's gone two thousand miles
Repeats the sentiment of someone being two thousand miles away.
It's very far
Reiterates the considerable distance and challenge of the journey.
The snow is falling down (snow is falling down)
Reemphasizes the presence of snowfall.
Gets colder day by day (day by day)
Highlights the ongoing and intensifying cold weather.
I miss you (I miss you)
Expresses the feeling of longing or missing the person.
I can hear people singing
Perceives the sound of people singing, hinting at the festive season.
It must be Christmas time
Associates the singing with the arrival of Christmas time.
I can hear people singing
Repeats the observation of people singing, indicating the festive atmosphere.
It must be Christmas time
Reiterates the connection between singing and the onset of Christmas.
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