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Already Gone Lyrics
Now, we have come
Far too many times
To celebrate this death
That soon some will forget
And we mourn
Far too many times
To celebrate this death
I'm not ready for this yet
Is she already gone?
Can we call her back again?
Is she already gone?
Will she find me in the end?
Pain left me numb
Far too many times
To celebrate this death
I never will forget
And we spoke
Oh so many times
The words we never said
Are the ones I most regret
Is he already gone?
Can we call him back again?
Is he already gone?
Will I find him in the end?
Are they already gone?
Can we call them back again?
Are they already gone?
Will I find them in the end?
Are they already gone?
Are they already gone?
Are they already gone?
Will I find them in the end?
Will I find them in the end?
Far too many times
To celebrate this death
That soon some will forget
And we mourn
Far too many times
To celebrate this death
I'm not ready for this yet
Can we call her back again?
Is she already gone?
Will she find me in the end?
Far too many times
To celebrate this death
I never will forget
And we spoke
Oh so many times
The words we never said
Are the ones I most regret
Can we call him back again?
Is he already gone?
Will I find him in the end?
Can we call them back again?
Are they already gone?
Will I find them in the end?
Are they already gone?
Are they already gone?
Will I find them in the end?
Will I find them in the end?
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Don't know the official meaning, but I take this song to mean that as David Draiman is 45 now, he's hitting that age where a lot of his older family friends and relatives are starting to pass away and he's having to deal with this more and more.
@Ashram pretty much. Draiman said in an interview we have lost a lot of entertainers and colleagues recently. Seems like bands are writing more about mental health issues these days.
@Ashram pretty much. Draiman said in an interview we have lost a lot of entertainers and colleagues recently. Seems like bands are writing more about mental health issues these days.
This song, like "A Reason to Fight," could also be about Scott Weiland, Chris Cornell, and Chester Bennington.