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H.U.T GiGAR Lyrics

I couldn't stand when I heard those words
The singer was deeply affected and disturbed upon hearing the news mentioned.

How could a man die in so fucked up pain
The singer expresses disbelief and sorrow over the intense suffering the person experienced before their death.

It felt like it won't rain again
The singer feels a sense of despair and sadness that seems never-ending or permanent.

I need to rest you a broken rose
The artist wants to honor and remember the deceased person, symbolizing their fragility and beauty.

And I'm sure will meet again
The artist holds onto the belief or hope that they will reunite with the person in the afterlife.

And even if you turn to gray
Despite the person's deterioration or loss of vitality, the singer's feelings towards them remain unchanged.

No words that I can say
The singer acknowledges their inability to express their emotions adequately through words.

We'll see you once again
The artist looks forward to encountering the person again in some form.

My dearest friend don't die
The artist pleads with their beloved friend to resist death and continue living.

Rise and fight I miss the light you had
The artist encourages the person to overcome adversity and expresses longing for their former brightness or vitality.

In your eyes, the light, you had
The singer reminisces about the person's vibrant and captivating presence, particularly noticeable in their eyes.

Can't feel my face in pain
The artist is so consumed by emotional distress that they are numb to physical sensations.

So lovely, broken rainy day
The singer uses poetic language to describe their profound sadness, comparing it to a beautiful yet shattered day.

The skies won't open up to say
The singer feels that the universe or higher powers are not providing any solace or answers in their grief.

I believe I'm strong enough
The singer has faith in their own resilience and ability to withstand the pain.

To cry, lie, and say I'm fine
The artist acknowledges the duality of their emotions, feeling both the need to express their sorrow and the pressure to appear composed and unaffected.

I believe that you are strong
The artist holds the belief that the person who passed away possessed inner strength.

So please just say it is all a lie
The singer implores the person to deny the harsh reality of their death, wishing it could be undone.

You used to fucking shine
The singer recalls how the person used to radiate with vitality and energy.

So sad you simply died
The artist expresses deep sorrow and regret over the person's untimely death.

I don't know what to say
The artist feels at a loss for words to adequately convey their grief and pain.

When it all feels like a lie
The artist questions the reality of death and the overwhelming feeling of disbelief and denial they experience.

I apologize
The singer offers remorse or regret, possibly for their perceived inability to grieve properly.

Cause I couldn't cry
The artist laments their difficulty in shedding tears, indicating a struggle to fully process their emotions.

So miss this
The singer implies that they will deeply long for the person's presence and feel their absence keenly.

When you die
The singer emphasizes the finality and inevitability of death, juxtaposing it with their intense emotions surrounding the loss.