I Forget
Echoes of Forgotten Youth: The Familiar's Melancholic Reflections
Lyrics
What has come of this life
Reflecting on the current state of life
Colored faraway light
Noticing a distant and colored light
Has your youth faded
Questioning if youth has faded
And now you're just jaded
Feeling worn out and cynical now
What love lost in the bend
Recalling lost love in the past
Rushed through
Love rushed through, but now it's gone
Run down
Feeling exhausted and run down
now pretending
Pretending that it was better back then
It was better then
Emphasizing that the past was much better
So much better then
-So much better then
-Thought you drew
Reflecting on drawing solitude close
Solitude close to you
Having solitude close but now distant
Now you're saying
Expressing the desire for salvation
Save me
Pleading for help and rescue
Save me
-Send me a message
Requesting messages and light
Send me light
-Send me a message
-Send me light
-I forget
Expressing forgetfulness
I forget
-Now plaintive begging
Begging desperately for meaningful words
For words to keep
Desiring words to prevent a negative outcome
The setting
Fighting against a downward spiral
From getting you down
-From getting you down
-What has come of this life
Repeating the questioning of life's current state
Colored faraway light
-Has your youth faded
-And now you're just jaded
-Thought you drew
Recalling drawing solitude close again
Solitude close to you
-Now you're saying
Expressing the need for salvation once more
Save me
-Save me
-I forget
Reiterating forgetfulness
I forget
-Send me a life
Asking for a new life and positive messages
Send me tidings
Requesting good news in a traditional way
Old school in your writings
Emphasizing the ability to change one's situation
By your hand
-Because you can
-Because you can
-Send me a message
Repeating the request for messages and light
Send me light
-Crumpled loneliness
Rejecting crumpled loneliness
You don't want this
-Just write me
Asking to be written to instead
Just write me
-I forget
Reiterating forgetfulness as a recurring theme
I forget
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