War On Peace
Eternal Echoes: The Battle Within
Lyrics
I once shone but now I'm old
I once had a bright presence, but now I am aged.
Give my secrets up like gold
I reveal my secrets as if they were valuable like gold.
There's a fire beneath my feet
There is a burning intensity beneath me, possibly symbolizing inner turmoil.
Lights the longest losing streak
This fire marks a prolonged period of continuous losses or failures.
Love don't live here anymore
Love has departed from this place.
Don't come knocking on my door
Do not seek me out, as I am not receptive to love.
I just can't get peace of mind
I struggle to attain a state of tranquility.
There's a piece that I can't find
There is a missing part of me that I cannot locate.
So what if I run?
Contemplating running away, perhaps from problems or challenges.
Where would I run to?
Reflecting on the uncertainty of finding a solution or escape.
So what if I run?
Reiteration of the idea of running away, emphasizing the dilemma.
Where would I run to?
The question persists: where could one possibly escape to?
Days like these you can't kill
Certain days are so challenging that they seem insurmountable.
Lives like mine you just can't fill
My life, with its unique experiences, cannot be replaced or replicated.
Blow some money, kill some time
Suggesting a coping mechanism of spending money and passing time.
Soak myself in blood red wine
Immersing oneself in intense experiences, possibly involving alcohol.
There's no fever coming on
There's no indication of an upcoming change or improvement.
Love is leaving, dead and gone
Love is fading away, possibly signifying the end of a relationship.
Love don't live here anymore
Love is absent, emphasizing emotional emptiness.
Don't come knocking on my door
Reiterating that seeking love from the speaker is futile.
So what if I run?
Repeating the contemplation of running away, reinforcing the internal struggle.
Where would I run to?
Once again, questioning the destination or purpose of running away.
So what if I run?
Continuing the internal dialogue about the feasibility of escape.
Where would I run to?
Persistently asking where one could possibly find refuge.
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh
A musical interlude, possibly reflecting emotional intensity or turmoil.
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh (so what if I run?)
Repeating the musical interlude with the question of where to run.
Where would I run to?
Emphasizing the unanswered question of finding a place to escape to.
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh
Repeating the intense musical interlude.
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh
Reiterating the emotional intensity and the unresolved question.
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