Blessed Is The One Who Forgets
Embracing Shadows: A Journey Beyond Loss and Redemption
Lyrics
Yeah you have lost too much
Loss is significant; there has been a considerable amount of loss.
Oh yes you have lost the way
The individual has deviated from the right path or lost a sense of direction.
We have no more chances to scape
No more opportunities to escape from a difficult situation or circumstance.
We have no more choices to take
All possible choices have been exhausted, leaving no options.
Love kill us but hate it's worst
Love has harmed, but hatred is even more destructive.
Drowning windows into the storm
Observing the world through windows while facing a metaphorical storm.
Light the candle until she comes
Lighting a candle in anticipation of someone's arrival.
Oh tell me what we have won?
Questioning the gains or positive outcomes from the experiences.
How many tears will be enough
Expressing the magnitude of sorrow or emotional pain in tears.
Let's dance under the black sounds
Suggesting a desire to embrace darkness or challenging times through dance.
Let's break the chains
A call to break free from restrictive influences or oppressive forces.
You don't know yourself
Emphasizing a lack of self-awareness or understanding.
Since when your hear what they say
Questioning when one started paying attention to external opinions.
Just break the chains with no shame
Encouraging the breaking of chains without feeling ashamed.
I've been running for weeks
Running for an extended period, symbolizing a challenging journey.
But this life was not made for the weak
Life is tough and not designed for those lacking strength.
How many secrets under the skin
Highlighting the existence of hidden truths or undisclosed information.
Broken mind but never on knees
Mental struggles are present, but the spirit remains unbroken.
Let's break the chains
Reiteration of the call to break free from limitations or constraints.
Just break yourselves
Encouraging individuals to break their own barriers or limitations.
Blessed is the one who forgets
Expressing a positive view towards forgetting as a form of blessing.
Blessed is the one who for
The beginning of a repetition emphasizing the blessing of forgetting.
Blessed is the one who for
Continuation of the repetition, underscoring the significance of forgetting.
Blessed is the one who for
Further emphasizing the blessing associated with forgetting.
Blessed is the one who forgets
Concluding with a restatement of the blessing linked to forgetting.
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