Darline, Mine
Unfinished Love: Darline, Mine by Naomi Taylor
Lyrics
I never got the chance
I regret not having the opportunity
To finish what I started
To complete what I initiated
Oh, to write a new ending
Expressing a desire to create a different conclusion
Would leave us pretending
Choosing a fabricated reality over facing the truth
That your soul didn't part mine
Suggesting a profound connection, making separation difficult
We never got the chance
Reflecting on missed opportunities
To watch the sunrise on the beach
To witness the sunrise together by the ocean
Oh, to make empty promises
Expressing regret for unfulfilled promises
We were apart of this
Acknowledging involvement in a love affair
Love affair, Darling, mine
Endearment and ownership of the relationship
Well, its time to lay some projects to rest
Recognizing the need to let go of certain aspirations
Darling mine, it wasn't our time quite yet
Acknowledging that the timing was not right for the relationship
My mind races of how this will end
Contemplating the possible outcomes of the situation
Or will we let it begin?
Questioning whether to conclude or initiate the relationship
A restless ocean heart
Describing a heart that is unsettled like the ocean
A loving smile lost at sea
Referencing a smile that was once full of love, now lost
Turn kisses into art
Transforming kisses into a form of artistic expression
You know it meant more to me
Stating the significance of the experience
Well, its time to lay some projects to rest
Reiteration of the need to let go of certain aspirations
Darling mine, it wasn't our time quite yet
Reaffirmation that the timing was not conducive for the relationship
My mind, races of how this will end
Revisiting the thoughts on possible outcomes
Or will we let it begin?
Repeating the dilemma of concluding or initiating the relationship
Well, its time to lay some projects to rest
Restating the necessity to let go of certain aspirations
Darling mine, it wasn't our time quite yet
Reiterating that the timing was not right for the relationship
My mind, races of why I can't
Revisiting the internal struggle and questioning why letting go is difficult
Let go when I know that what we have is real.
Acknowledging the realness of the connection
Do you remember when we'd sing in harmony
Recalling shared moments of harmony through singing
How'd you feel? Tell me now
Asking about the emotional experience during those moments
Cause you and me have chemistry
Emphasizing the presence of chemistry between the individuals
And nobody can come between
Asserting that no external forces can disrupt the connection
Open your eyes, Darling mine, dalring mine
Encouraging openness and recognition of the relationship
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