Who Knows
Unraveling Life's Mysteries Through 'Who Knows'
Lyrics
When the fire in his eyes has turned to ashes
Reflecting on the loss of passion or intensity in someone's eyes, suggesting a decline or burnout.
And the heat it gave no longer glows
Describing the aftermath of the extinguished fire, where the warmth and vitality no longer exist.
Who will be the next to dry your lashes?
Pondering on who will comfort or console the person when they are emotionally distressed and shedding tears.
Who knows?
Presents uncertainty about the future and the unpredictable nature of relationships and support.
Imitate the life you find amusing
Encouraging imitation of a life that brings joy or entertainment, possibly as a coping mechanism.
A mystery got the cop third time she crows
Refers to a mysterious event involving a police officer, suggesting unpredictability or chaos.
And the love you found danger of losing
Highlighting the risk of losing love and the precariousness of relationships.
Who knows? Who knows?
Expresses uncertainty about the outcomes of love, emphasizing the repeated theme of not knowing.
Gone tomorrow, depending on the weather
Addresses the transient nature of life, dependent on external factors like weather.
Smelled like rain as you rose
Evokes the sense of rain as a metaphor for sadness or adversity in the context of the person's departure.
And whether you'll be back at all is depending on
Questions the likelihood of the person's return, emphasizing the uncertainty of the future.
Who knows?
Reiterates the theme of not knowing and the unpredictability of circumstances.
Who knows if it comes or goes?
Raises uncertainty about the continuity or cessation of a particular situation or feeling.
Who knows if it ever will be loved?
Ponders whether a certain state or emotion will ever be reciprocated or appreciated.
Who knows?
Repeats the theme of uncertainty, emphasizing the limitations of knowledge about the future.
When the fire in his eyes has turned to ashes
Recalls the earlier imagery of extinguished fire, possibly emphasizing cyclical patterns or repeated experiences.
And the heat that it gave no longer glows
Reiterates the loss of warmth and glow, posing the same question about consoling the person in distress.
Who will be the next one to dry your lashes?
Asks who will fulfill the role of providing emotional support and comfort to the person in need.
Maybe one who knows, who knows? Who knows?
Suggests that the answer to the previous questions may be elusive, leaving the resolution uncertain.
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