One of the saddest songs I know; it is about being afraid of love and getting scared off by a passionate love ... "To thick the heat off those long summer evenings" ... she felt vulnerable and grew emotionally distant until the love left.
@EZEebs, You are WAY off. This song is about being in love with someone who is bi-polar. She is so in love with her, but the person does not stay, and she know it wouldn't last: "Fare thee well, my bright star; I watched your taillights blaze into nothingness. But you were long gone before I ever got to you—Before you blazed past this address."
@EZEebs, You are WAY off. This song is about being in love with someone who is bi-polar. She is so in love with her, but the person does not stay, and she know it wouldn't last: "Fare thee well, my bright star; I watched your taillights blaze into nothingness. But you were long gone before I ever got to you—Before you blazed past this address."
Does not know if it's worth the cost, but she know it's her heart that shall be broken: "And now I think of having loved and having lost—you never know what...
Does not know if it's worth the cost, but she know it's her heart that shall be broken: "And now I think of having loved and having lost—you never know what it's like to never love; but who can say what's better? And my heart's become the cost."
She thinks, what if I was everything she needed, or smarter? "Maybe if I'd fanned the blazing fire of your day-to-day? Or if I'd been older, or I'd been wise?" But no, this girl needs someone as volatile: "But you could only feed upon the things which feed a fire—waiting to see if I would burn."
But it was great; "It was a brief, brilliant miracle dive; and that which I looked up to, and I clung to for dear life had to burn itself up just to make itself alive. And I caught you then in your moment of glory, your last dramatic scene against a night sky stage."
It is through her faith in God that she will make it without her: "Last night the tongues of fire circled me around. And this strange season of pain will come to pass, when the healing hands of autumn cool me down."
One of the saddest songs I know; it is about being afraid of love and getting scared off by a passionate love ... "To thick the heat off those long summer evenings" ... she felt vulnerable and grew emotionally distant until the love left.
@EZEebs, You are WAY off. This song is about being in love with someone who is bi-polar. She is so in love with her, but the person does not stay, and she know it wouldn't last: "Fare thee well, my bright star; I watched your taillights blaze into nothingness. But you were long gone before I ever got to you—Before you blazed past this address."
@EZEebs, You are WAY off. This song is about being in love with someone who is bi-polar. She is so in love with her, but the person does not stay, and she know it wouldn't last: "Fare thee well, my bright star; I watched your taillights blaze into nothingness. But you were long gone before I ever got to you—Before you blazed past this address."
Does not know if it's worth the cost, but she know it's her heart that shall be broken: "And now I think of having loved and having lost—you never know what...
Does not know if it's worth the cost, but she know it's her heart that shall be broken: "And now I think of having loved and having lost—you never know what it's like to never love; but who can say what's better? And my heart's become the cost."
She thinks, what if I was everything she needed, or smarter? "Maybe if I'd fanned the blazing fire of your day-to-day? Or if I'd been older, or I'd been wise?" But no, this girl needs someone as volatile: "But you could only feed upon the things which feed a fire—waiting to see if I would burn."
But it was great; "It was a brief, brilliant miracle dive; and that which I looked up to, and I clung to for dear life had to burn itself up just to make itself alive. And I caught you then in your moment of glory, your last dramatic scene against a night sky stage."
It is through her faith in God that she will make it without her: "Last night the tongues of fire circled me around. And this strange season of pain will come to pass, when the healing hands of autumn cool me down."