Fellowship are a power metal band from London & Harwich in the United Kingd… Read Full Bio ↴Fellowship are a power metal band from London & Harwich in the United Kingdom. They make music that embraces all the fun of symphonic metal and combines it with mental-health postitive lyrics and themes, while doing their best to avoid all the usual dragons-and-goblins cliche.

Silhouette
Fellowship Lyrics

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I'm a silhouette of who I was
Across from flames that spark the doubts
And hopes and echoes of
A silhouette that looks like me
Burning hope to keep us tangible 'til dawn

Twilight sit's beside me
Where company should be

Let the stars put out my hope

And i

Overall Meaning

become a ghost of what was once a vibrant and lively individual. The opening line, "I'm a silhouette of who I was," suggests a sense of loss or fading identity. The singer feels like a mere shadow of their former self, stripped of the qualities and characteristics that once defined them. They find themselves standing in the face of doubts and uncertainties, symbolized by the flames that leap and flicker in the distance. The doubts, hopes, and echoes surrounding them reflect a struggle to preserve a semblance of their true self.

Despite feeling like a silhouette, the singer clings onto a glimmer of hope. They burn this hope as fuel to keep themselves grounded and tangible until dawn. The image of burning hope represents a determination to persist through difficult times and find the strength to move forward. It highlights the resilience and resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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