Red Rain
Red Rain: A Heart's Descent into Darkness
Lyrics
Do you feel I'm far away, please don't wait, well it's too late
Feeling distant, urging not to wait as it's too late to reconcile.
You don't see me, I believe you should awake
Asserting that the listener should become aware of the speaker's presence.
There's no more creeping, there's no return and no compromise
Emphasizing an irreversible situation with no compromise.
You don't see me, the candle doesn't burn anymore
Noticing a lack of attention, symbolized by a burnt-out candle.
The room, in which I slept is dark
Describing the darkness of the room where the speaker once slept.
No more tune to remember, now I'm worlds apart
Expressing a loss of familiar tunes, indicating a significant separation.
Red rain, running like blood from the wall
Introducing the metaphor of "Red rain," symbolizing pain or anguish.
As I needed you most, there was no call
Not receiving support or communication when it was needed the most.
The time ran out, red rain will fall
Highlighting the passing of time and the inevitable descent of red rain.
Til pain hurts deeply, to hell and back, I burned for you
Expressing deep emotional pain endured for the listener.
It's getting darker, I don't forget that longing to die
Acknowledging increasing darkness and a longing for release from suffering.
There's a way out even if it becomes a nightmare
Suggesting that there's a way out, even if it involves facing nightmares.
The tunnels end, the candle doesn't burn anymore
Affirming the end of a tunnel but noting the extinguished candle.
The room, in which I slept is dark
Reiterating the darkness in the room where memories were made.
No more time to remember, now I'm worlds apart
Emphasizing the separation with a lack of time to reminisce.
Red rain, running like blood from the wall
Repeating the metaphor of "Red rain," symbolizing inevitable pain.
As I needed you most, there was no call
Reiterating the absence of support during a critical time.
The time ran out, red rain will fall
Stating that time has run out, and the consequences (red rain) are imminent.
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