Missing you
Forgive-Me-Not Lyrics

The lyrics to Forgive-Me-Not's song "Missing You" convey a sense of nostalgia, longing and regret. The opening lines "I did see you flying, I've been waiting, tomorrow to be insane" suggest that the singer has been waiting for someone or something that they feel is out of their reach. The use of "flying" as a metaphor suggests that whatever or whoever they are waiting for is something that is free and unencumbered, which they themselves are not.

The next lines "I did see you crying, I was smiling, tomorrow when I met all saints" juxtaposes the joyful expectation of meeting someone or something with the reality of seeing them sad. The singer "was smiling" even when seeing this sadness, suggesting a sense of detachment maybe to protect oneself from the inevitable pain that comes with caring too much.

The chorus "The days of leaving all the world, are never to come, the days of speaking all the words, are already gone, the time to know you should be there, ran out of my life, the time to die but don't be scared, 'cos I'm behind" reinforces the idea of missed opportunities and regrets. The time for certain actions has passed, leaving the singer behind and possibly even feeling left out or left behind by others.

Overall, the lyrics suggest a complex emotional landscape of longing, disappointment and regret, all wrapped up in a sense of detachment and a certain resignation towards the past.