Sibyl
Ephemeral Echoes: The Dance of Love and Farewell
Lyrics
I've got a feeling tonight
I have a strong intuition or sense tonight.
Feels like our final cliche
It feels like our last overused and predictable scenario.
Yesterday when you told me you loved me
Recalling a moment from yesterday when you expressed love for me.
(It) didn't sound quite the same
The expression of love didn't sound as genuine or heartfelt.
What would you say if I said I won't stay
Asking how you would react if I decided not to stay.
Hopped in your car with no foot on the brakes
Imagining taking risks by driving without applying the brakes.
And what would you say if I were to run away
Considering the response if I chose to run away.
Towards becoming someone
Heading towards a transformation, becoming someone else.
I hope you'd say something
Expecting a meaningful response from you.
You know I'd say nothing
Anticipating that I would remain silent in return.
I've got a feeling tonight
Reiterating the earlier sense or premonition tonight.
Darling our sun's setting soon
Acknowledging that our relationship is coming to an end.
Believe me when I say I'm not okay
Assuring that I'm not emotionally well.
I was enjoying our afternoon
Reflecting on a pleasant time we had in the afternoon.
And what would you say if I said I won't stay
Asking your reaction if I decided not to continue with the relationship.
Opened my mouth sung your heartbeats away
Metaphorically singing away the connection or closeness we shared.
And what would you say
Repeating the question about your response.
If I were to run away
Considering running away for personal growth or change.
Towards becoming someone
Hoping for a meaningful response if I choose this path.
I hope you'd say something
Expecting that I would remain silent in response to your reaction.
You know I'd say nothing
Repeating the anticipation of a lack of verbal response from me.
What would you say
Posing the question again about your potential response.
You know I never liked goodbyes
Expressing a historical dislike for goodbyes.
Now it's too late
Realizing it's too late to avoid the goodbye now.
You know I never liked goodbyes
Reiterating the aversion to goodbyes.
What would you say
Posing the question once more about your potential response.
You know I never liked goodbyes
Reiterating the historical dislike for goodbyes.
Now it's too late
Acknowledging the lateness of avoiding goodbyes.
You know I never liked goodbyes
Repeating the sentiment of not liking goodbyes.
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