Notes to Heaven
Notes to Heaven: A Musical Journey of Love and Loss
Lyrics
Can’t go ten more days without you, our story burned much faster than light
Expressing the difficulty of coping without a loved one and highlighting the fleeting nature of their shared experience.
So much love that still surrounds you, will always keep your memory alive
Acknowledging the enduring love and memories that continue to surround the departed person.
Wish we could meet somewhere in Stockholm where the music started
Expressing a desire to reconnect with the departed soul in a symbolic place where their shared love for music began.
‘Cause all we need’s, one day, one night to mend the brokenhearted
Expressing a belief that a brief moment (one day, one night) can heal emotional wounds.
Holdin’ onto every single word you left behind for us
Treasuring and holding onto the words and messages left behind by the departed person.
Before the colors faded away and pressure turned life grey
Reflecting on the fading vibrancy of life and the impact of challenges on one's perspective.
Hey brother, thanks for the better days
Expressing gratitude to the departed person, likely a close friend or family member, for contributing to better days.
I wanna hear your notes ring out
Expressing a desire to hear and experience the spiritual presence of the departed person through music.
All the way from Heaven to the ground
Imagining the transmission of musical notes from Heaven to Earth, symbolizing a connection between the living and the departed.
Oh, we need to hear the sound
Expressing the need to hear and feel the impact of the spiritual notes for emotional healing.
Of your notes from Heaven, send them down
Seeking solace and connection through the musical notes sent from Heaven.
I wanna hear your notes ring out
Reiterating the desire to hear the spiritual notes and emphasizing their importance.
Play them for the world, and turn them loud
Encouraging the departed person to play their notes for the world, emphasizing the universal impact of their music.
Send your notes from Heaven down
Asking the departed person to send their musical notes from Heaven as a sign of reassurance.
To let us know you’re alright now
Expressing a hope for the departed person's well-being and indicating that their presence is felt.
Your silhouettes will shine forever, can’t you hear your melodies?
Highlighting the everlasting impact of the departed person through their metaphorical shining silhouettes and melodies.
Every gold-embroidered measure, lift our spirits, set us free
Describing the uplifting effect of the departed person's music on the spirits of those left behind.
Wish we could meet somewhere in Stockholm where the music started
Repeating the desire to reconnect in Stockholm, underscoring the significance of the place where their musical journey began.
‘Cause all we need’s, one day, one night to mend the brokenhearted
Reiterating the belief that a brief moment can mend emotional wounds.
Holdin’ onto every single word you left behind for us
Reemphasizing the importance of holding onto the departed person's words and messages.
Before the colors faded away and pressure turned life grey
Recalling the fading colors of life and the impact of challenges on one's perspective.
Hey brother, thanks for the better days
Expressing gratitude to the departed person for contributing to better days, echoing a sense of appreciation.
I wanna hear your notes ring out
Reiterating the desire to hear the spiritual presence of the departed person through music.
All the way from Heaven to the ground
Imagining the transmission of musical notes from Heaven to Earth, symbolizing a connection between the living and the departed.
Oh, we need to hear the sound
Expressing the need to hear and feel the impact of the spiritual notes for emotional healing.
Of your notes from Heaven, send them down
Seeking solace and connection through the musical notes sent from Heaven.
I wanna hear your notes ring out
Reiterating the desire to hear the spiritual notes and emphasizing their importance.
Play them for the world, and turn them loud
Encouraging the departed person to play their notes for the world, emphasizing the universal impact of their music.
Send your notes from Heaven down
Asking the departed person to send their musical notes from Heaven as a sign of reassurance.
To let us know you’re alright now
Expressing a hope for the departed person's well-being and indicating that their presence is felt.
I wanna hear your notes ring out
Reiterating the desire to hear the spiritual presence of the departed person through music.
All the way from Heaven to the ground
Imagining the transmission of musical notes from Heaven to Earth, symbolizing a connection between the living and the departed.
Oh, we need to hear the sound
Expressing the need to hear and feel the impact of the spiritual notes for emotional healing.
Of your notes from Heaven, send them down
Seeking solace and connection through the musical notes sent from Heaven.
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