Pittsburgh
Reckoning in Pittsburgh: Embracing Redemption and Winter's Rest
Lyrics
Should you survive the fall
Surviving challenges or hardships
From branches we have climbed
Reflecting on past experiences and struggles
And lost yourself in years
Getting lost in the passage of time
The ones we left behind
Leaving behind people or memories
Should rivers run between
Barriers or emotional distance between individuals
Your frozen heart and mine
Coldness or emotional numbness in one's heart
And words we spoke so young
Words spoken in the past, possibly regrets or unresolved issues
Were cast before our time
Actions taken prematurely or before the right moment
I'll come for you
A promise to be there for someone
If you want me to
Offering support if requested
Should all your sons forgive
Forgiveness from the younger generation toward their fathers
Their fathers where they fell
Acceptance and warmth for those who have faced challenges
And wrap them for the cold
Protecting and comforting the vulnerable
To rest their winters well
Ensuring peaceful rest for those who have endured difficulties
I'll come for you
Reiterating the commitment to be there for someone
If you want me to
Reassuring support if needed
I'll come for you
Repetition of the commitment to be there
If you want me to
Repetition of reassurance to provide assistance
Pittsburgh
Reference to the location "Pittsburgh," possibly holding personal significance
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