One of the consequences of the deal she made with Mother Maiden is that the memories of who you once were will fade with time the longer the person goes on fighting for redemption. Sinead is lamenting the fact she is losing memories of her old life and who she once was and is trying to hold onto those memories.
One of the consequences of the deal she made with Mother Maiden is that the memories of who you once were will fade with time the longer the person goes on fighting for redemption. Sinead is lamenting the fact she is losing memories of her old life and who she once was and is trying to hold onto those memories.
In the context of the accompanying comic, this seems to be a song about the character Janyce and her hunt for her daughter Rorey.
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Actually I'd argue that it is more about Sinead.
Actually I'd argue that it is more about Sinead.
One of the consequences of the deal she made with Mother Maiden is that the memories of who you once were will fade with time the longer the person goes on fighting for redemption. Sinead is lamenting the fact she is losing memories of her old life and who she once was and is trying to hold onto those memories.
One of the consequences of the deal she made with Mother Maiden is that the memories of who you once were will fade with time the longer the person goes on fighting for redemption. Sinead is lamenting the fact she is losing memories of her old life and who she once was and is trying to hold onto those memories.