| William Fitzsimmons – Goodmorning Lyrics | 13 years ago |
| So I know William wrote a lot of his songs about his divorce with his wife and to me this song sounds like it may even be a song to himself. It's like a reassurance that even though it hurts now time will go on, his heart will mend and he will find love again. That is just my guess. | |
| William Fitzsimmons – Wounded Head Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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So in general it seems like this song is an encouragement that things will be better. William may be writing this to himself or to someone else. I know he has written about his father in the past which is why the line about "the ghost of your father" makes me think it could also be to himself. The wounded head is addressed as it's own entity which also makes me believe it could be a song to himself. To me it seems like he is reassuring himself even though his head may be wounded with scars of his past they will heal and "your weary legs will hold you with time." |
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| William Fitzsimmons – Goodnight Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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One of my favorite Fitzsimmons songs. It is about a marriage that has faded and grown old. He goes on to describe how long they have been married - "the dress you wore is faded to the ivory that remains..." They have been married ten years now and are beginning to realize maybe it wasn't the right idea. William is wishing she would stay yet he recognizes her unhappiness and how the marriage has faded. |
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| William Fitzsimmons – When I Come Home Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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I can't believe only one person has posted on this song. To me it seems quite simple: William is describing the feeling of returning home and contacting a past lover. The line "I wish it could be like it was when we were young" makes me lean towards this since a parent would not be young at the same time he was. It also shows they have been at this for some time since they have been together since they were young. "I'm not what you wanted, but I'm what you've got" - sounds like the lover he is talking about is stuck with him and wishes she was with someone else. I know William often writes about his divorce, so this song could be about that. Overall the song describes a relationship that has fallen apart. It appears that the writer and the woman he talks about used to be much closer, but now it is brushed off as "I just might see you when I come around." She does not want to be with him, but he is all she has. She welcomes him for the moment, but he knows that will change. You can feel the sadness he feels that this is what it has come to. |
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