My Reptile Friend
Farewell to Ancient Allies: My Reptile Friend's Last Roar
Lyrics
I remember life as a dream before a memory
I recall a time when life seemed like a dream before becoming a memory.
Where the earth was a wider space, a warmer place I lived
The world was once a more expansive and warmer place where I resided.
When I closed my eyes, the monsters weren't the enemy
When I closed my eyes, the real threats were not monsters; there was no fear from hostile faces—a time of carefree living.
No fear from an angry face, a great escape I lived
No fear from anger, and there was an opportunity for a great escape from challenges.
Crying with dinosaurs, 'cause I don't want them to leave
Expressing sorrow while in the company of dinosaurs because I wish they wouldn't disappear.
The planters, and carnivores, soon their world will end
Referring to various types of dinosaurs, including plant-eaters and carnivores, acknowledging the imminent end of their world.
Goodbye my reptile friend
Bidding farewell to a symbolic reptile friend, possibly representing a connection to a simpler time.
I can see the signs, it won't be long till fate awakens me
Awareness of signs indicating an approaching change or challenge that will soon confront the individual.
My thoughts in the sinking sand, and time demands, my will
The person's thoughts are sinking like sand, and time imposes demands on their will.
Their ancient eyes, searching for a remedy, running from a falling star
Describing ancient eyes searching for a solution, possibly running away from a catastrophic event represented by a falling star.
I'd lose it all to save you
Expressing a willingness to sacrifice everything to protect or save someone.
Crying with dinosaurs, 'cause I don't want them to leave
Reiterating the sadness in the presence of dinosaurs, emphasizing the desire for them not to disappear.
The planters and carnivores, soon their world will end
Anticipating the end of the world for both plant-eaters and carnivores due to fires and asteroids.
Crying with dinosaurs, 'cause I don't want them to leave
Expressing continued sadness over the potential departure of dinosaurs.
The fires and asteroids will soon make war with them
Highlighting the impending conflict between dinosaurs and external threats like fires and asteroids.
The lost will find your bones beneath the sand
Believing that the lost will discover the remains but won't comprehend the imaginary world they shared.
But they'll never find the world that we pretend
Acknowledging the difficulty in finding the world they pretended to live in.
Goodbye my reptile friend
Repeating the farewell to the reptile friend, emphasizing the goodbye.
My reptile friend
Reiterating the connection to the reptile friend, perhaps indicating a personal or emotional attachment.
Goodbye
Final goodbye to the reptile friend.
Goodbye
Repeating the farewell as a closing emphasis.
My reptile friend
Final mention of the reptile friend, concluding the lyrics.
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