This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Remember how it used to be
When the sun would fill up the sky
Remember how we used to feel
Those days would never end
Those days would never end
Remember how it used to be
When the stars would fill the sky
Remember how we used to dream
Those nights would never end
Those nights would never end
It was the sweetness of your skin
It was the hope of all we might have been
That fills me with the hope to wish
Impossible things
But now the sun shines cold
And all the sky is grey
The stars are dimmed by clouds and tears
And all I wish
Is gone away
All I wish
Is gone away
All I wish
Is gone away
When the sun would fill up the sky
Remember how we used to feel
Those days would never end
Those days would never end
Remember how it used to be
When the stars would fill the sky
Remember how we used to dream
Those nights would never end
Those nights would never end
It was the sweetness of your skin
It was the hope of all we might have been
That fills me with the hope to wish
Impossible things
But now the sun shines cold
And all the sky is grey
The stars are dimmed by clouds and tears
And all I wish
Is gone away
All I wish
Is gone away
All I wish
Is gone away
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this is the song I sent to my fiance' when we broke it off, and it was over some stupid things, but all hope has left for us. So I think this song represents us in a way that I never ever could have said (even being a guitarist and sonwriter myself). It was just a perfect song for my situation, and I will remember it always. it was the first song that started playing as she walked out the door, and I will never forget that day, the day that my heart died, and I started To Wish Impossible things.
that is exactly what i interpret the song as. at first there was so much hope for me and my lover. i never met a girl like her before. we didn't belong together. she was model beautiful and i ws just a normal guy. but we were is such deep love nothing could tear us apart. then it just fell into disintegration. it all fell apart and i wrote out these same words and gave them to her.<br /> 20 years later she see's the mistake she made, but it's too late.
Exactly my thoughts. I made a mistake 4 years ago, althought, she says, she's happier than ever... but her smile, her eye can't lie to me... Anyway, i made a mistake, and it seems impossible to correct them by any way... its too late...<br /> <br /> I hope, You found hope, and love since this comment! Wish You the bests, greetings from Hungary!