Lonesome
Longing Echoes: Unraveling the Soulful Depths in Roy Fielding's 'Lonesome'
Lyrics
There's a lady I've seen, she's haunting my dreams
Describing a lady appearing in the singer's dreams, suggesting a significant impact on their thoughts.
She knows who I am, she knows what I could be
The lady understands the singer's identity and potential, indicating a deep connection or understanding.
She has given to me everything I believe in
Expressing gratitude for what the lady has provided, emphasizing shared beliefs and values.
She knows my truest desires, those demons inside.
Acknowledging the lady's awareness of the singer's genuine desires and inner struggles.
And there's no room for her now.
Indicating a lack of space or place for the lady in the singer's current life or situation.
Oh, baby, I want it to be like it used to.
Expressing a desire for a return to a previous state or relationship with the lady.
Oh, baby, I want it to be like it used to.
Reiterating the longing for a past connection with the lady.
But I don't know how.
Admitting uncertainty or a lack of knowledge about how to restore the previous relationship.
How can I be lonesome in the place that I come from
Pondering why the singer feels lonely in their place of origin, questioning the source of this emotion.
How can I be lonesome in the place that I come from
Repeating the question about loneliness in the place of origin, emphasizing the confusion or disbelief.
Why do I feel lonesome in the place that I come from
Expressing the emotional experience of feeling lonely in the familiar surroundings of the singer's origin.
Why do I feel lonesome in the place that I come from
Reiterating the emotional confusion or conflict about feeling lonely in the familiar place.
Why do I feel lonesome in the place that I come from
Repeating the questioning of loneliness in the place of origin, highlighting the persistent emotional dilemma.
Oh baby, I want it to be like it used to
Expressing the desire for a return to a past state, linking it to the feeling of loneliness.
And, oh baby, I want it to be like it used to
Reiterating the longing for a return to a previous connection or relationship.
And, oh baby, I want it to be like it used to
Continuing to express the desire for a return to a past state, emphasizing the repetition of this sentiment.
And, oh baby, I want it to be like it used to
Repeating the desire for a return to a past state, emphasizing the ongoing yearning for a previous connection.
Like it used to
Stressing the importance of returning to a previous state, using the phrase "Like it used to" for emphasis.
And, oh baby, I want it to be like it used to
Reiterating the desire for a return to a past state, with a specific emphasis on how things used to be.
And, oh baby, I want it to be like it used to
Continuing to express the longing for a return to a previous connection or relationship, using the phrase "Like it used to" again.
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