Lady's Gone
Fading Footprints: Unraveling the Silent Tale of 'Lady's Gone'
Lyrics
The Lady's Gone, she put the red dress on
The Lady has left, symbolized by putting on a red dress.
She packed up all her clothes and didn't say goodbye
She left abruptly without saying goodbye, packing all her belongings.
Walked out in the night, as if things were alright
She walked away in the night, pretending that everything was fine.
And I'm lookin' through my window.. every day
The speaker watches her departure through a window daily.
Could never stop, I'd always reach the top
The speaker's unstoppable pursuit of success, always aiming high.
Then I'd go right over, and never look behind
The speaker would move forward without looking back.
Somewhere down inside, she always hurt my pride
Despite outward success, the Lady hurt the speaker's pride internally.
And she pinned me like a spider.. in a case
The Lady trapped the speaker emotionally, likened to a spider in a case.
What I should know, I still don't know
The speaker is uncertain about crucial information.
I should have turned, and walked away
Regret for not walking away from the Lady earlier.
This old road, so many pilgrims strode
A metaphorical road where many have faced challenges.
Left their dusty footprints, for anyone to see
People have left their marks, but others are indifferent.
No-one pays no mind, cause everyone's so blind
People are oblivious to the struggles of others.
Fading slowly in the distance.. but I see.
Despite fading away, the speaker still perceives the Lady's impact.
What I should know, I still don't know
Continued uncertainty about important knowledge.
I should have turned, and walked away
Expressing remorse for not making a different choice in the past.
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