Don't Bury Me
Eternal Echoes: Sunderloom's Poignant Reflection on Loss and Remembrance
Lyrics
Recently I'm feeling like I'm losing something
Expressing a sense of loss and detachment.
Slowly going by bits, how could I have missed it
Reflecting on the gradual disappearance of something important and wondering how it was overlooked.
(Don't bury me)
Emphasizing the plea not to be forgotten or ignored.
Longtime friend of mine, playing with my mind
Describing a close friend who is causing mental confusion.
Wanna stay with you, as long as I can
Expressing a desire to remain with the friend as long as possible.
(Don't bury me)
Reiterating the plea not to be overlooked or dismissed.
Ashes of my past, blowing on my face
Mentioning the remnants of the past affecting the present, feeling like the last in a challenging situation.
Feel like I'm the last, in this absurd race
Expressing a sense of being in an absurd and difficult race.
(Don't bury me)
Reiterating the plea not to be forgotten or abandoned.
At the end of something, someone's always leaving
Observing that at the end of any situation, someone is always leaving, acknowledging the sadness in this reality.
Yes it's kinda sad, kinda sad
Expressing the melancholy of this departure.
(Don't bury me)
Re-emphasizing the plea not to be buried or ignored.
How could I get rid of you
Questioning how to let go of something valuable.
All the things we have through
Reflecting on shared experiences and the difficulty of leaving.
Leaving you, eventually
Acknowledging the inevitability of parting.
Bury you, It cannot be
Rejecting the idea of burying the connection or relationship.
It's true I have to see you less
Recognizing the need to see the person less but affirming a lasting connection.
But you will always be my guest
Assuring that the person will always be welcome.
When I'll need to remember
Referring to the person's role in providing guidance or support.
What to do to get better
Highlighting the importance of remembering for personal growth.
Oh it look so scary
Expressing fear or apprehension about the process of letting go.
To forget a part of me
Commenting on the difficulty of forgetting a significant part of oneself.
Guess I'm not the only one
Suggesting that others may be experiencing similar feelings.
Who can feel it now
Acknowledging the shared experience of feeling the loss.
Too much expectations
Commenting on the burden of high expectations.
And I'm still at the junction
Expressing being at a critical point or decision-making moment.
Peeking, squinting
Curious about potential consequences and challenges.
What could go wrong?
Questioning the possibility of things going wrong.
It's grief, it's dreadful and deep
Describing grief as a profound and overwhelming emotion.
A rock through the frame
Metaphorically describing grief as a disruptive force.
A silent pain
Highlighting the silent but intense nature of emotional pain.
So brief, it's hard to believe
Describing grief as something that is hard to believe or comprehend.
The name on your grave
Referring to a shared experience of loss and the similarity in the aftermath.
I've got the same
Stating the commonality in the name on the grave.
Now that you see
Asserting the presentation of personal reality.
My reality
Acknowledging a profound impact or revelation.
A thousand words said
Reflecting on the power of words in expressing one's reality.
God oh God
Invoking a higher power and a sense of being watched.
He's watching from the shed
Introducing a mysterious and distant presence.
A quiet, distant friend
Describing a quiet and intermittent connection with a friend.
Calling me now and then
Indicating occasional communication or influence from this friend.
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