Visitors
Transient Echoes: Unveiling the Fragile Dance of Existence
Lyrics
None of this belongs to us
None of the possessions or elements in our lives truly belong to us.
All we have is just on loan
All that we have is temporary and not permanently ours.
We won't matter in a hundred years
Our existence will not be significant or remembered a hundred years from now.
We're visitors in our own home
We are like guests or strangers in our own homes.
Visitors
Emphasizing the theme of being visitors or outsiders.
Only visitors
Reiterating that we are only visitors in this world.
Destroying things that we don't own
Causing harm to things that do not belong to us.
Dismantling the life support
Breaking down the essential support systems of life.
Denying what is going on
Refusing to acknowledge the reality of the situation.
Maybe it's too late for us
Suggesting that it might be too late for a positive change.
But not for those who carry on
Expressing hope for the continuation of life for future generations.
Visitors
Repeating the idea that we are only visitors and not permanent inhabitants.
Only visitors
Reemphasizing the destructive impact on things not owned.
Destroying things that we don't own
Continuing the theme of causing harm to what is not ours.
Visitors
Reiterating the transient nature of our presence.
Only visitors
Highlighting again that we are mere visitors.
It's almost time for us to go
Suggesting that it is almost time for humans to depart or cease to exist.
When I see you in the darkness
Describing a vulnerable and fragile state when observed in darkness.
You're so fragile, all alone
Addressing the fragility of individuals when alone.
Now I've woken to your beauty
Awareness and appreciation of beauty after awakening.
Hanging in the void
Imagery of beauty suspended in emptiness or nothingness.
Visitors
Repeating the idea of being visitors and causing destruction.
Only visitors
Emphasizing again that our role is that of visitors.
Destroying things that we don't own
Reiterating the destructive nature towards things not owned.
Visitors
Highlighting the temporary nature of our presence.
Only visitors
Reemphasizing that we are only visitors with a limited time.
And now it's time for us to go
Indicating that it is time for humans to depart or end their existence.
When I see you in the darkness
Repeating the earlier imagery of fragility when observed in darkness.
You're so fragile, all alone
Reiterating the vulnerability of individuals when alone.
Now I've woken to your beauty
Reflecting on the newfound awareness of beauty in emptiness.
Hanging in the void
Continuing the image of beauty suspended in the void.
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