Nostalgia
Journey of Dreams: Unveiling Sacrifices and Hopes
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Reflecting on a possible return to a country with future generations, acknowledging sacrifices made to be there.
One day perhaps we will come back to this country and bring our children to show them you know
Referencing sacrifices made to live in a specific country and the intention to show those sacrifices to future offspring.
And what we had to sacrifice to be in that country you know.
Highlighting the struggles and sacrifices endured to reside in a particular country.
But I think in the initial state that we had a lot of struggle
Recalling initial hardships faced while settling in that country.
But with god's grace and his kindness we are okay now and our children are okay as well
Expressing gratitude for improved circumstances due to divine grace and mentioning the well-being of the next generation.
Dreams, dreams, dreams, dreams
Repeated expressions about feeling dreams, seeing memories, but being unable to hear, taste, or feel, suggesting a disconnect from the past.
I can feel your dreams, dreams
-I can see you
-I can touch your memories
-But I can't hear you
-I can feel your dreams, dreams
-I can see you
-I can touch your memories
-But I can't hear you
-Words that fall like ? ? ?
Describing an inability to fully connect with past experiences, unable to grasp certain sensations and reaching across a significant span of time.
Worlds that echo in your eyes
-I can't taste
-I can't feel
-I can't reach across a thousand years
-I can almost touch the soil beneath your whisper
Feeling close to connecting with past experiences, almost touching the essence of whispered conversations and abandoned aspirations.
I can almost feel the hopes you left behind
-I can almost touch the soil beneath your whisper
-I can almost feel the hopes you left behind
-Words that fall like tears from trees
Repeated lines emphasizing an inability to taste, feel, hear, or see across a long passage of time.
Worlds that echo in your eyes
-I can't taste
-I can't feel
-Thousand years
-I can't hear you
Continued repetition underscoring the inability to connect across a thousand years and the sensory limitations in understanding the past.
I can't see you
-I can't taste
-I can't feel
-Thousand years
-I can't taste
-I can't feel
-Thousand years
-I can't taste
-I can't feel
-I can't reach across a thousand years
-I can't taste
-I can't feel
-I can't reach across a thousand years
-I can't taste
-I can't feel
-Thousand years
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