Closure
From Here On Lyrics

The song Closure by From Here On is a disheartening exploration of the aftermath of a friendship or relationship gone awry. The first verse initiates with the singer admitting that the memories of the other person are fading away from their mind. They then express a desire to shed tears, but they are unable to do so as they are emotionally numb. The lyrics convey a feeling of hollowness and apathy towards the relationship they once had. The following lines emphasize the lack of meaning in the words that were exchanged, the realization that hindsight has led them astray once again, and how they are now left looking at the face of a stranger that was once a friend.

In the second verse, the singer's regret and melancholy are evident as they come to terms with the idea that the person they once knew has changed forever. The use of words like "existential fading," "tongue thick with lies," and "promises so easily dismissed," are an assertion of the disillusionment they feel. The recurring theme of time adds to this sense of finality, with the past disappearing and the future beckoning. The chorus serves as a somber reminder of the closure that is now required, the need to separate and extinguish all hope of reconciliation. The song concludes with an acknowledgment that their friend's face is no longer recognizable to them, resulting in a recognition that things have changed irreparably.