Coda
Reflections Lyrics

Still, trembling wind
The singer is addressing the wind, which is still and trembling, as though anticipating something.

Tell me that story once again
The singer is asking the wind to repeat a story it has heard before.

If I could only hear it once more
The singer is expressing a desire to hear the story again, as though it has deep meaning for them.

Maybe I'd find all of the happiness
The artist suggests that there is happiness to be found in hearing the story again, perhaps because it reminds them of a happier time.

I had before
The artist is referring to a time in the past when they were happy, which they hope to recapture by hearing the story again.

Lay by my side, mesmerized
The singer is asking someone to lie down beside them and be entranced by something.

In this void, there is infinite time
The singer describes the space they are in as empty, with no discernible end or meaning.

I will be yours if you'll always be mine
The artist is expressing a commitment to someone, saying that they will be loyal to them if they return the favor.

I hope I find you in another life
The artist expresses a desire to be reunited with someone they have lost in a future incarnation.

Goodbye tranquil thought
The artist is saying farewell to a sense of peace or calm they once had.

Every second is so distraught
The singer is describing every moment as being filled with stress or emotional pain.

Dear time, where did you go
The artist is addressing time directly, expressing confusion or sadness over its passage.

All I see are dying trees
The singer is using imagery of dead or dying plants to represent a sense of futility or emptiness.

As I stare through my window
The singer is describing a scene of looking out at the world, but feeling detached or disconnected from it.

My heart is empty now
The singer is saying that they feel unfulfilled or unhappy in their emotional life.

Inside this abyss
The artist is using an image of a void or abyss to represent their feelings of emptiness or isolation.

I know that I will drown
The artist is saying that their negative emotions will overwhelm them and make them feel like they are drowning.

Nothing lasts forever
The singer is expressing a universal truth that all things end.

And so to me it seems
The singer is saying that they have come to believe something based on their experience.

As the days grow evermore
The artist is suggesting that time is passing and things are changing, perhaps not for the better.

I have no words to speak
The artist is saying that they are unable to express themselves, perhaps because they are overwhelmed with emotion or don't know what to say.

Now the question is
The artist is introducing a new topic for discussion or thought.

Have I moved on
The singer is asking whether they have been able to let go of something from the past.

What was my only purpose
The artist is expressing a sense of confusion or lack of direction, wondering what their true goal or intention should be.

Now simply feels gone
The singer is saying that something they once had or felt is no longer present, and they miss it.

Every part of me used to be you
The singer is saying that they were once intimately connected to someone else.

But as time has brought us through
The singer is acknowledging the passage of time and its effects on their relationship.

I began to see a different view
The artist is saying that they have changed in some way, and as a result see things differently now.

Who is this person that I have become
The artist is expressing a sense of self-doubt or confusion, wondering about their own identity and how they have changed over time.

So attached to being someone
The singer is saying that they have become too invested in their own sense of identity and role in the world.

We are only an idea
The singer is suggesting that all of our identities and attachments are only mental constructs or concepts, rather than objective realities.

In our own mind
The artist is saying that these ideas and concepts exist only in our own heads.

Breathing in and wasting life
The artist is using breathing as a metaphor for time passing, and suggesting that we sometimes waste our precious time on earth.

I fear I feel nothing anymore
The artist is expressing a sense of numbness or emotional emptiness, and is afraid that they can no longer feel joy or passion.

Nothing matters the way it did before
The singer is saying that the things that used to be important to them no longer have the same significance or meaning in their life.

People only care
The artist is making a generalization about human behavior or societal norms.

In the order of the numbers
The singer is saying that people are valued or prioritized based on their place in society, rather than their inherent worth as individuals.

Either you're a slave
The singer is using a metaphor to describe the power dynamics in society, suggesting that some people are subjugated or oppressed.

Or you will be among the forgotten
The singer is suggesting that those who are not in power will eventually be overlooked or erased from history.

As the curtains close
The artist is using a metaphorical image of a theatrical production to describe the end of a life or era.

All of what comes must go
The artist is expressing a sense of inevitability or acceptance, saying that everything eventually passes away.

This was never my home
The singer is suggesting that they don't feel at ease in the place they have lived, as though it is not where they truly belong.

Inside my soul
The singer is referring to their inner self or psyche.

I am alone
The artist is saying that they feel isolated or cut off from other people, and are experiencing loneliness.