One of these days the sky's gonna break
And everything will escape, and I'll know
One of these days the mountains are gonna fall
Into the sea, and they'll know

That you and I were made for this
I was made to taste your kiss
We were made to never fall away
Never fall away

One of these days letters are gonna fall
From the sky telling us all to go free
But until that day I'll find a way to let everybody know
That you're coming back, you're coming back for me

'Cause even though you left me here
I have nothing left to fear
These are only walls that hold me here
Hold me here
Hold me here
Hold me here
The only walls that hold me here

One day soon I'll hold you like the sun holds the moon
And we will hear those planes overhead
And we won't have to be scared
'Cause we won't have to be, yeah
Oh 'cause we won't have to be yeah, scared no oh

You're coming back for me
You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me
You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me
You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me
You're coming back to me

You're coming back for me, yeah

You're coming back for me
You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me

You're coming back for me
You're coming back to me

You're coming back to me

You're coming back for me
You're coming back


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    My Interpretation

    This song is about two lovers, that for whatever reason, can't be together, except they once were.[1]

    The metaphor of the sky and earth suggests there's a world between them. Yet, day or night, rain or shine, they are remain on the top of each others minds. The 'sky's gonna break' and 'mountains are gonna fall, Into the sea' suggests (at least one of them) enjoys the fantasy of all being revealed the eventuality, i.e. 'one of these days letters are gonna fall, From the sky telling us all to go free'

    [1] The metaphor takes cues from the Big Bang Theory that the sky and the earth (mountains) were once one mass and were made 'to never fall away'. This is metaphorically consistent with Plato's Symposium [2]

    [2] Plato's Symposium: "We pass our whole lives together, desiring that we should be melted into one, to spend our lives as one person instead of two and so that after our death there will be one departed soul instead of two"

    Paragon June 17, 2016   Link

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