Two Summers
Ephemeral Seasons of Love: Two Summers' Tale
Lyrics
The blue sky grows dark now;
The cheerful and optimistic atmosphere is replaced by a somber one.
You're gone, you're gone.
The person addressed or referred to is no longer present.
The good times have gone with you;
The enjoyable moments are now associated with the absence of the person.
You're gone.
Reiteration of the person's departure and the impact on the speaker.
No use in me wishing; you're far, far away,
Expressing the futility of hoping for a return since the person is very distant.
Far away, away, gone from me.
Emphasizing the profound distance and departure of the loved one.
Our love knew two summers,
Reflecting on a love that endured two seasons of summer.
But now you're gone.
Highlighting the end of the relationship, despite the previous shared summers.
The days pass to winter;
Indicating the progression of time from the warmth of summer to the coldness of winter.
You're gone.
Reiterating the departure of the loved one.
Yet often I've wished that time would stand still,
Expressing a desire for time to stop, emphasizing the pain of separation.
Time would stand still, still; you're gone from me.
Repeating the wish for time to stand still and lamenting the absence of the person.
Two summers, two winters,
Recalling two cycles of seasons, indicating the passage of time without the loved one.
And the time between;
Describing the time between the two summers and two winters.
Yes, those were the good years,
Affirming that the mentioned periods were the happy and fruitful years.
The years of gold and green.
Underlining the positive memories associated with the times of gold and green.
Two summers, two winters,
Repeating the mention of two summers and two winters.
And the time between;
Reiterating the idea of the time in between and its significance.
Yes, those were the good years,
Emphasizing again the goodness and vibrancy of the years gone by.
The years of gold and green.
Affirming the positive qualities of the past years.
The warm winds grow cold now;
Describing the change in weather, reflecting the emotional cooling after the departure.
You're gone, you're gone.
Reiterating the absence of the loved one.
My love couldn't hold you;
Acknowledging the inability of the speaker's love to retain the person.
You're gone.
Reaffirming the departure of the loved one.
You were wild as the wind and born to be free,
Describing the loved one as untamed and destined for freedom.
Born to be free, free,
Repeating the idea of being born to be free, underscoring the inevitability of departure.
And gone from me.
Stating the departure of the loved one as a fact.
And gone from me.
Reiterating the finality of the departure from the speaker's life.
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