So far away
Bridgeway Lyrics


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I remember the day we were lying by the lake
We felt close to the sun as we burned like a flame
And I thought I could always stay with you
What a shame you don't feel the way I do

No, I can't let go every time you leave
My heart is slowly freezing
It's the same old song that we played for years
It gets so hard to speak we're
So far away, and I'm barely breathing
So far away

Now I live and I pray that our love never fades
No reply yet received though I try to believe
And I said I would never let it show
I'm afraid I could end up all alone

No, I can't let go every time you leave
My heart is slowly freezing
It's the same old song that we played for years
It gets so hard to speak we're
So far away, and I'm barely breathing
So far away

If you made a choice a long time ago
Would you care enough to let me know

No, I can't let go every time you leave
My heart is slowly freezing
It's the same old song that we played for years
No, I can't let go every time you leave
My heart is slowly freezing
It's the same old song that we played for years
It gets so hard to speak we're

So far away, and I'm barely breathing




So far away, it gets hard to speak we're
So far away

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Bridgeway's song "So Far Away" seem to be about a relationship that has come to a standstill. The singer reminisces about a time they spent with the other person, lying by the lake and feeling close to the sun, and how they thought they could always stay with them. However, as the song progresses, it becomes clear that the other person does not reciprocate those feelings, and the singer struggles to let go every time they leave. The repetition of the line "It's the same old song that we played for years" suggests that this is a cycle that has been going on for some time, and it's become difficult to communicate with one another. The singer is afraid of ending up alone, and wonders if the other person would even let them know if they made a choice a long time ago.


The theme of distance is prevalent throughout the song, both physically and emotionally. The two people in the relationship seem to be drifting further and further apart, and the singer feels like they're barely holding on. The metaphor of the heart slowly freezing is particularly poignant, emphasizing the idea that the feelings between the two have gone cold.


Overall, the lyrics in "So Far Away" suggest a feeling of longing and sadness, a sense of not quite being in sync with someone else. It's a portrayal of a relationship struggling to survive under the weight of miscommunication and unrequited feelings.


Line by Line Meaning

I remember the day we were lying by the lake
I recall the day we lay together by the lake


We felt close to the sun as we burned like a flame
We felt a deep connection and burned passionately like fire


And I thought I could always stay with you
I felt like I would always be with you


What a shame you don't feel the way I do
It's unfortunate that you don't share my feelings


No, I can't let go every time you leave
I cannot move on whenever you depart


My heart is slowly freezing
My emotions are gradually turning cold


It's the same old song that we played for years
We're stuck in the same old patterns we've had for years


It gets so hard to speak we're
We're barely able to communicate


So far away, and I'm barely breathing
You're so distant, I'm struggling to breathe


Now I live and I pray that our love never fades
I hope and pray that our love never fades away


No reply yet received though I try to believe
Although I try to stay optimistic, I haven't received any response from you


And I said I would never let it show
I promised myself that I would never reveal it


I'm afraid I could end up all alone
I'm scared that I could end up alone


If you made a choice a long time ago
If you had made a decision a while back


Would you care enough to let me know
Would you care enough to inform me?




Writer(s): raph pilon, luc tellier

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