Where Are You?
Silence 4 Lyrics


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I had forgotten
How much it hurts being left out in the cold
But still can remember
The promises you made up when you told me to go
"Don't be so bitter
We will always be in touch". So naive of me
You said you loved me
But can't figure what kind of love I really don't care
I'll take what you have

Where are you?
I need your presence
Where are you?
I feel so useless here
Where are you?
My beliefs are fading
Where are you?
Come to me

Why do I care for
Such a cold-hearted soul? You're like a disease
So why do I suffer
If you're hanging around with the cure? I'll pay what you ask
I really don't care

Where are you?
Beauty queen, you're melting
Where are you?
Liberty, you failed me again
Where are you?
Can't you see I'm lonely
Where are you?
Come to me (Won't you come to me?)

Come to me, Come to me
Won't you won't
Come to me, Come to me

Won't you won't

Where are you? (3x)
Can't you see I'm lonely




Where are you?
Come to me (Won't you come to me?)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Silence 4's song “Where Are You?” express the confusion and pain of a person who has been abandoned by someone they love. The singer has been left out in the cold, and even though they were promised that they would always be in touch, the promises turned out to be empty. The person is bitter and wonders what kind of love it was that they were given, but at the same time, they are desperate for the other person's presence.


The singer questions why they care for someone who is cold-hearted and describes the other person as a disease. However, despite this, they would still pay anything for their presence, demonstrating their overwhelming need for connection. Through the longing tone of the lyrics, the singer reveals their loneliness and fading beliefs while searching for the one who has left them.


In summary, the song "Where Are You?" portrays the aftermath of a relationship that has left one person feeling abandoned and lost. The singer struggles to understand the love they were given while desperately searching for the presence of their loved one.


Line by Line Meaning

I had forgotten
I had forgotten how painful it is to be ignored and rejected


How much it hurts being left out in the cold
I feel hurt and alone when you ignore me


But still can remember
Even though time passed, I still remember


The promises you made up when you told me to go
You made promises and reassurances when you ended our relationship


"Don't be so bitter
You told me not to feel bitter


We will always be in touch". So naive of me
I believed it when you said we'd stay in touch; I was foolish to think you meant it


You said you loved me
You told me you loved me


But can't figure what kind of love I really don't care
I don't know what kind of love you have for me, but it doesn't matter


I'll take what you have
I'll accept whatever love you have to give


Where are you?
I'm looking for you


I need your presence
I feel like I need you to be here with me


I feel so useless here
I feel like I have no purpose or value without you


My beliefs are fading
My optimism and hope for the future are dwindling


Come to me
Please come to me


Why do I care for
I question why I still care for


Such a cold-hearted soul? You're like a disease
You're cold and uncaring, and being around you is harmful to me


So why do I suffer
I wonder why I'm still in pain


If you're hanging around with the cure? I'll pay what you ask
If you have a cure for my pain, I'll do whatever it takes to get it, even if it means paying a high price


Beauty queen, you're melting
You, who were once so beautiful, are now fading away from my life


Liberty, you failed me again
The freedom I thought I had without you has failed me, making me feel trapped and lost


Can't you see I'm lonely
I feel isolated and alone


Come to me (Won't you come to me?)
I am pleading for you to come back to me




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