May the Wind Take Your Name Away
Ephemeral Whispers: Bid Farewell to Love's GhostLyrics
Goodbye, goodbye
Expressing farewell or parting.
You were my muse
Referring to the person as a source of inspiration or creativity.
But that star already burned to death
Indicating that the person's influence has ended or faded.
May the wind take your name away
Wishing for the person's identity or memory to be carried away by the wind, suggesting a desire for detachment.
Goodbye, goodbye
Repeating the farewell, emphasizing the separation.
You were that velvet skin
Describing the person as having a soft and smooth skin-like quality.
That really hurt me and made me bleed
Highlighting the pain caused by the person, both emotionally and physically.
May the wind take your name away
Echoing the desire for the person's identity to be taken away by the wind, reinforcing the theme of detachment.
Goodbye, goodbye
Reiterating the farewell, underscoring the significance of the departure.
You were everything
Emphasizing the person's importance, suggesting they were all-encompassing.
You were so much but today you are only a feather
Noting the reduction of the person's significance to something light and fleeting.
May the wind take your name away
Repeating the wish for the wind to erase the person's name, reinforcing the theme of detachment and letting go.
Time punishes those who do lose their train (lose their train)
Introducing the concept of time punishing those who lose opportunities or connections.
And you lost yours
Stating that the person has lost an opportunity or connection.
May the wind take your name away
Reiterating the wish for the wind to take away the person's name, possibly as a form of acceptance or resignation.
May the wind take your name away
Repeating the desire for the wind to erase the person's name, emphasizing the finality of the separation.
May the wind, may the wind
Repeating the wish for the wind to take away the person's name, possibly for added emphasis or emotional impact.
May the wind take your name away
Concluding with the repeated wish for the wind to carry away the person's name, reinforcing the theme of letting go.
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