Birth
Like Wendy Lyrics


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Here at the birth
marking time
marking space
Collecting the sighs
from the worries inside
dressed in pride for ourselves to the sky
worthless names, ignorant games
I don't even know if the time is right
and when it's right
I don't know what to say
Say my name

Here in the life
much is mine
much is stake
Saving a coin for a wish
from the fountain
or saving coin to cover eyes of pain
much too late to be saved
I don't even know if the dream is mine
and when it's mine
I don't know if it's safe

We see the pale light of mourning
the heroes in concrete are dead
As we search for old fashioned words
but using the modern instead
Now can we see a receding life like a
wallpaper flower so thin
The halls that were mentioned
in Kingdom's song
no more give a sound from within
We realise pain as an unwanted gift
beg sorrow and suffering to fatt
But using ourselves as the temple to worship
No gratitude far life at all
Now can we see a receding life like a
wallpaper flower so thin
then curse at the sight and unbelieving
praying to forgive the sins

With the sun, with the moon
all the stars couldn't capture the truth
With the rains with the storm
as the nightmare confronts us we run
And when we, we let it fade too soon
washed away like the lines in the sand
Surely we saved all hope for just one
when the memory drifts by one's again




In every way we'd make
the same mistakes again

Overall Meaning

The song "Birth" by Like Wendy is a thought-provoking piece with a range of emotions and themes running through it. The first verse seems to capture the confusion and uncertainty that can come with a new beginning of some kind, like a birth. The lines "I don't even know if the time is right" and "I don't know what to say, say my name" suggest a feeling of being lost and not quite sure how to proceed. The reference to "worthless names, ignorant games" hints at a sense of frustration or disillusionment with the expectations or demands of society.


The second verse delves deeper into the idea of life and the uncertainty that comes with it. The line "much too late to be saved" suggests a feeling of regret or missed opportunities. The mention of saving coins for a wish or to cover eyes of pain hints at the idea of trying to balance hope and sorrow. The line "I don't even know if the dream is mine" touches on the idea of authenticity and whether or not we are truly living the lives we want.


The chorus seems to suggest that despite our best efforts to make sense of life and find meaning, we often fall short. The line "Surely we saved all hope for just one" points toward the idea that we may cling to a single hope or dream, even if we make the same mistakes over and over again.


Overall, "Birth" is a poignant reflection on life and the complexities that come with it. It touches on themes of identity, purpose, and the struggle to find meaning in the face of uncertainty.


Line by Line Meaning

Here at the birth
At the beginning of something new


marking time
Keeping track of the passing moments


marking space
Defining the boundaries of our existence


Collecting the sighs
Gathering the emotions that weigh us down


from the worries inside
That come from our own insecurities


dressed in pride for ourselves to the sky
Putting on a brave face and striving for success


worthless names, ignorant games
The meaningless pursuits that distract us from our goals


I don't even know if the time is right
Uncertainty about the timing of our actions


and when it's right
Even when things line up perfectly


I don't know what to say
The difficulty of expressing ourselves


Say my name
An expression of longing to be recognized and remembered


Here in the life
Existing in the present moment


much is mine
The choices we make that shape our lives


much is stake
The risks we take and the consequences of our actions


Saving a coin for a wish
Hope for a better future


from the fountain
A symbol of abundance and prosperity


or saving coin to cover eyes of pain
Preparing for the inevitability of suffering and loss


much too late to be saved
The inescapable nature of death and decay


I don't even know if the dream is mine
Doubt about our true desires and aspirations


and when it's mine
Even when we achieve our goals


I don't know if it's safe
The fear of losing what we've gained


We see the pale light of mourning
The sadness that comes from loss


the heroes in concrete are dead
The fading memory of past accomplishments


As we search for old fashioned words
The difficulty of expressing our emotions


but using the modern instead
The limitations of modern society


Now can we see a receding life like a
The fleeting nature of existence


wallpaper flower so thin
The artificiality of our surroundings


The halls that were mentioned
The memories of the past


in Kingdom's song
A reference to an unknown past


no more give a sound from within
The emptiness of nostalgia


We realise pain as an unwanted gift
The bitterness of suffering


beg sorrow and suffering to fatt
The tendency to dwell on the negative aspects of life


But using ourselves as the temple to worship
Finding solace within ourselves


No gratitude far life at all
Taking life for granted


then curse at the sight and unbelieving
The bitterness of regret


praying to forgive the sins
The hope for redemption


With the sun, with the moon
The passage of time


all the stars couldn't capture the truth
The elusive nature of reality


With the rains with the storm
The unpredictability of life


as the nightmare confronts us we run
The instinct to flee from danger


And when we, we let it fade too soon
The regret of missed opportunities


washed away like the lines in the sand
The impermanence of our accomplishments


Surely we saved all hope for just one
Hoping for a brighter future


when the memory drifts by one's again
Longing for the past


In every way we'd make
The inevitability of our choices


the same mistakes again
Repeating our past failures




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