Bronze Star

Bronze Star Chronicles: Love, Longing, and Heroism
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Lyrics

Oh, my sore-hearted darling

Expressing deep empathy and concern for a loved one who is emotionally distressed.

No way of telling how long you'd be mine

Uncertainty about the duration of the relationship, indicating a lack of predictability.

Days slipped by like hours

Time passing slowly, emphasizing the emotional weight of the situation.

Bent over backwards for the love in your eyes

Being extremely devoted and making sacrifices for the love reflected in the partner's eyes.


I'm awake, but dream-talking

Being physically awake but emotionally detached or lost in thoughts.

Life's busy pleasures are distant from me

Feeling disconnected from the usual pleasures of life.

As the roads you're out walking

Comparing the separation to a journey, highlighting the partner's absence.

And I'm just as lonesome as I feared I would be

Expressing loneliness as anticipated, matching fears.


Hurry on home

Urging the partner to return quickly.

I'll be yours still

Reaffirming commitment despite the challenges.

Awake by the phone

Waiting anxiously for communication from the partner.


When the news came knocking

Receiving unexpected and potentially distressing news.

We wore the same expression all day

Sharing a common emotional response to the news throughout the day.

Out on the front porch rocking

Being together on a porch, symbolizing solidarity in facing difficulties.

We watched the stars chase daylight away

Observing the passage of time together under the night sky.


It's a cold war for us at home

Describing the emotional struggles faced domestically during a metaphorical "cold war."

She won a Bronze Star for heroism

Revealing the partner's achievement of receiving a Bronze Star for heroism.

They sent her back home

Returning home after the heroic act.


Oh, my tour's not so long

Assuring a relatively short absence during a personal tour.

And I'll be home before you notice I'm gone

Expressing confidence in returning home unnoticed due to a short absence.

Have you any word? Is there cause for alarm?

Seeking information and expressing concern about the partner's well-being.

When will she come running back in my arms?

Awaiting the partner's return eagerly and with open arms.


It's an old war for the brave and alert

Describing the war as aged and requiring courage and vigilance.

She wore a Bronze Star pinned to her shirt

Highlighting the partner's valor through the Bronze Star pinned to her shirt.

Beneath the dirt

Suggesting the partner's sacrifice, possibly in the context of war.

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