The Days I've Died
Eternal Shadows: Unveiling the Poignant Tale in 'The Days I've Died'
Lyrics
This song is to you my love
This song is dedicated to the person the singer loves.
Your lipstick stained my heart a different shade of black
The emotional impact of the person's actions (lipstick stain) has affected the singer deeply.
Need to make ourselves fall as
The need to experience a downfall or vulnerability in a relationship.
Like everything in this world
A general observation that everything in the world undergoes challenges or difficulties.
The silence goes on and on
An extended period of quiet or emotional distance in the relationship.
With your name across my chest
The person's name is metaphorically carried on the singer's chest, indicating a close connection.
You know you take it back
The acknowledgment that the person regrets or takes back something.
It leaves a tear to stay
The impact of regret leaves a lasting emotional mark, symbolized by a tear.
The price to pay for making your mistakes
Consequences faced for errors or misjudgments made in the relationship.
Don't even lay your eyes on mine
An explicit warning not to make eye contact, possibly due to the pain caused.
The reflection burns you blind
The reflection of the person hurts, suggesting guilt or a negative impact.
This time your demise is inevita-be-be-ble
The inevitability of the person's downfall or negative fate.
Say your last goodbyes tonight
A farewell message, possibly indicating a permanent separation.
And I can't forget the times I died
The singer remembers and cannot forget the difficult times experienced.
I died, these days, are the days, I died, I died
Repetition emphasizing the significant impact of the difficult days on the singer.
We are
Introduction of a collective identity or group (we).
We are the fabrication, we won't live
Declaration that the group is a creation or product of imagination, not constrained by conventional living.
We are the fabrication, we won't die
Similar to the previous line, asserting the group's existence beyond death.
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