Never Ever
Lord Huron Lyrics


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I will wake her in the morning
Once the dew has dried
I will say it to her face
"You're a conjured lie, a figment of my mind
Baby, I don't mind
Are you dead or are you alive?"

She was gone without a warning
Long before the sunrise
I will paint the perfect face
I will draw her eyes with the pigment of my mind
I will trace her lines
'Cause I have traced them thousands of times

All my days are filled with mourning
All my nights are empty
I just stare out into space
Searching for her eyes in a never-ending sky
Leave me where I lie
I don't care if I live or die

I will never ever love another one the way I loved her
If I ever learn to love again
I will wait until the end
'Cause I don't know where, I don't know when
But maybe, I'm gon' see her again

I will never ever love another one the way I loved her
If I ever learn to love again
I will wait until the end
'Cause I don't know where, I don't know when
But maybe, I'm gon' see her again





I will wake her in the morning
I will wake her in the morning

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Lord Huron's song "Never Ever" depicts a person who is deeply in love with someone who is no longer with them. The singer talks about the impending action of waking her up in the morning, but in reality, she is no longer there. The line "You're a conjured lie, a figment of my mind" indicates that the singer is still holding onto the idea of their loved one, even though they are not physically present. The lyrics convey a sense of loss and mourning, with the singer struggling to come to terms with the reality of the situation.


The line "All my days are filled with mourning, all my nights are empty" shows how the singer's life has been affected by the absence of their loved one. They are unable to move on and are constantly searching for her eyes in the endless sky. They are willing to wait until the end to love again, as they struggle with the uncertainty of not knowing when they will see her again. The song depicts a deep sense of longing and a willingness to hold onto the memory of their loved one, despite the pain it brings.


Line by Line Meaning

I will wake her in the morning
He plans to revive the memory of his lost love.


Once the dew has dried
He will do this only once the freshness of mourning has passed.


I will say it to her face
He will confront his own perception of her being a figment of his imagination.


"You're a conjured lie, a figment of my mind
He is cognizant of the possibility of her just being a creation of his own mind.


Baby, I don't mind
He is accepting of the situation.


Are you dead or are you alive?"
He is uncertain whether she even existed outside his own mind.


She was gone without a warning
She left him without any explanation or sign indicating her departure.


Long before the sunrise
She was already gone even before the morning began.


I will paint the perfect face
In his mind, he has already created an idealized image of her.


I will draw her eyes with the pigment of my mind
He visualizes the creation of an image in his mind using his own imagination.


I will trace her lines
He will draw the contours of her physical form using his imagination.


'Cause I have traced them thousands of times
Reinforces his commitment to creating the perfect image of her.


All my days are filled with mourning
He is consumed by his grief.


All my nights are empty
His nights offer him no refuge or solace.


I just stare out into space
He is in a state of listless contemplation, lost in his own thoughts and memories.


Searching for her eyes in a never-ending sky
He projects his desire of finding her image in everything around him.


Leave me where I lie
He expresses a desire to either be left alone or even pass away in his current state of mind.


I don't care if I live or die
He is in a state of deep despair.


I will never ever love another one the way I loved her
He is convinced of the irreplaceable nature of his lost love.


If I ever learn to love again
He is not hopeful of being able to move past his grief and open his heart to someone else.


I will wait until the end
If he does decide to love again, he plans to do so only once his life nears conclusion.


'Cause I don't know where, I don't know when
He is uncertain whether he will ever get another chance to love in his lifetime.


But maybe, I'm gon' see her again
He holds onto hope of meeting his lost love again in some form or manner.


I will never ever love another one the way I loved her
Reinforces the depth of his emotion towards his lost love.


If I ever learn to love again
Reiterates his hopelessness of being able to find love again.


I will wait until the end
Reinforces his belief in waiting until his life nears conclusion.


'Cause I don't know where, I don't know when
Reiterates his uncertainty about finding love again.


But maybe, I'm gon' see her again
Reinforces his hopefulness of meeting his lost love again.


I will wake her in the morning
The song ends with him repeating his desire to revive the memory of his lost love.




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Written by: Ben Schneider

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