Fragments
Helsinki Horizon Lyrics


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I do it over
A do-over
I`d do it over again
I do it over
Would do it over
And over again

Can I do it over again?
If I could, I do it over again
Please let me try to do it over

Seamlessly functioning
Carelessly, Cautiously

I do it over
A do-over
I`d do it over again
I do it over




Would do it over
And over again

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Helsinki Horizon's song "Fragments" express a deep desire for a second chance or a "do-over." The repetition of the phrase "I do it over" conveys the strong longing to correct past mistakes and experiences. This yearning is emphasized by the repetition of "I'd do it over again" and "And over again," indicating a persistent desire to relive certain moments.


The question posed in the lyrics, "Can I do it over again?" suggests a plea, a request to be given the opportunity to redo something that has already occurred. It reflects a sense of regret and a wish to rewrite the past. The following line, "If I could, I'd do it over again," further emphasizes the singer's longing to correct their actions if given the chance.


The line "Please let me try to do it over" reveals a sense of desperation and a plea for forgiveness or understanding. It portrays the singer's willingness to take responsibility for their actions and make amends. This line also implies a recognition of the consequences of their previous choices and a sincere desire to rectify them.


The final two lines, "Seamlessly functioning, Carelessly, Cautiously," contrast with the repeated refrain of wanting to do things over. Here, the lyrics highlight contradictory emotions and attitudes. "Seamlessly functioning" suggests an ability to navigate through life smoothly, while "carelessly, cautiously" implies a contradiction, an acknowledgment of past mistakes and a newfound caution in approaching future decisions.


Overall, the lyrics of "Fragments" by Helsinki Horizon depict a yearning for a do-over, a desire to rewrite history and make amends for past actions. The repetition in the lyrics emphasizes the intensity of this longing. The plea for another chance and the juxtaposition of conflicting emotions add depth to the song and reflect the complexity of human experiences and regrets.


Line by Line Meaning

I do it over
I repeat the action or attempt


A do-over
An opportunity to start again or redo something


I`d do it over again
I would choose to repeat the action or attempt


Would do it over
I desire to have the chance to redo it


And over again
Repeatedly, continuously


Can I do it over again?
Am I allowed or able to have another opportunity to redo it?


If I could, I do it over again
If given the chance, I would definitely choose to repeat the action or attempt


Please let me try to do it over
Kindly allow me to attempt redoing it


Seamlessly functioning
Working perfectly and smoothly, without any visible or noticeable issues


Carelessly, Cautiously
Acting in a careless or cautious manner




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Written by: Öllegård Bengtsdotter

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Comments from YouTube:

Julio Manuel

Love the toneshift between the lyrics and the beat. Both Vocalist do a great job complimenting the instruments, especially the cello. Just overall lovely, great job Helsinki Horizon!

Helsinki Horizon

Thank you so much sir! And we agree about the singers!

Michelangelo Pagano

Love her voice.
Nice upload, thanks!

Helsinki Horizon

Cheers!

charcodenitrogeno

I especially liked "Signal Flares", and its cover art. I hope you get the views you deserve!

Helsinki Horizon

We lovecraftian it too! Cheers :)

PostRockEnjoyer98

This is so well done. Absolute beauty. Such a pleasent and refreshing surprise. Made my day! 💚

Helsinki Horizon

So is your comment, for us.

ali ali

really good, i'd say track 3 signal flares is the best of the bunch

Helsinki Horizon

Thank you for your kind words!

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