Fades
Station X (R.I.P.) Lyrics

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You meant the world to me
All I have now is memories
Your love brought joy to my heart
You meant the world to me

Tears of sorrow stream from my broken soul
But I will see you again
When this world fades away

I will see you again

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Station X (R.I.P.)'s song Fades express the grief and pain of a person who has lost someone very dear to them. The song begins with the vocalist expressing how important this person was to them and how all they have now are memories. The love that this person brought was something that made their heart happy and it meant the world to them.

The second part of the song portrays the raw emotion felt by the person after the loss. Tears of sorrow flow out of their broken soul as they grapple with the reality of the situation. However, the lyrics also convey a message of hope. The person believes that they will see their loved one again. Even if this world fades away, they will be reunited with the person they lost.

Overall, the song is a powerful reflection of the universal experience of loss and grief. The artist has captured the emotions of losing someone so close to us and the lyrics leave a lasting impact on the listener.

Line by Line Meaning

You meant the world to me
Your presence in my life was incredibly significant and valuable to me.

All I have now is memories
You are no longer with me physically, all that remains are the memories that we shared together.

Your love brought joy to my heart
Your love and affection made me incredibly happy and fulfilled.

Tears of sorrow stream from my broken soul
I am experiencing immense pain and sadness, and my soul feels shattered.

But I will see you again
I believe that we will be reunited someday.

When this world fades away
At some point in the future, the physical world as we know it will cease to exist.

I will see you again
Despite the fact that you are no longer with me, I am confident that we will be reunited in the afterlife.

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Comments from YouTube:

Stephen Walters

1y↑11

The man who does not get enough credit (In this video) is Anthony Edgar "Tony" Sale, FBCS (30 January 1931 – 28 August 2011). Just goes to show you how old this documentary is. Tony helped get Bletchley Park recognised as the place where secrets were broken and was essential in coordinating the COLOSSUS rebuild and more besides.

CourtneylovesYAH

Thank you for your input. It lends itself toward something to research later on regarding code breakers.

James Ponder

After the war the British government handed out Enigma machines to embassies around the world so that they could read the dispatches being sent, while the users of the Enigma machines were still under the impression it was impossible to crack.

James Ponder

How did Tommy Flowers (a telecoms engineer) know about Bletchley Park let alone what went on there? I thought the very existence of Bletchley was a guarded secret?

Chad Czternastek

1y↑7

At (52:14) how come there is no captions, translating the German the guy was speaking, into English? I mean the entire documentary was done in English, the title is in English. Like it happened before that as well. Stuff like that should not get past any decent editor. The rest of this documentary was just phonemonal.

Thank you. This was an absolute delight to watch and I thought I knew the guts of the story but wow was this covered well. I so eagerly await, and embrace all the content from this channel.

God bless all those honorable, brave men from all sides of this horrific war. So many poor people died needlessly. History seems to never learn lessons and just war is always ubiquitous.

Zuzu’s Petals

Why do they never say the original date of these programs???
Tommy Flowers, brilliant , ahead of his time, but forgotten What an awful thing to have to destroy his computer 🙏🏼

K Leavy

1y↑2

Poland did the heavy lifting on the enigma code breaking

allfasten

1y↑1

Station X - British TV documentary series broadcast on Channel 4 in 1999.

Anarchy

Out of topic ; 32:56 that Brit lady just explained how the people under their oppressed rule all their colony felt 😅
Edit: i updated to say this video has a lot of history extremely skewed to justify British narrative. So do take this big big stone of salt and so outside research

Robert Smith

Some things remain secret.

Operation 1

My guess is that the Germans did the ABCD thing not only out of vanity, (or stupidity for that matter), but also for the exact reason that it was too obvious. Like a form of reverse psychology. Still a bit of a gamble though 🤔

R D

47:41 he wasn't shy of girls. He had what the silent generation and lost generation called "roommates"

Brett Pettinger

@R D So he was a ciggy. Interesting...🤔🤣

R D

@Brett Pettinger 🤣🤣 god that’s awful

Brett Pettinger

Are you saying he was what the American translation is for the British synonym for cigarette?🤔🤪

Nikki Docherty

1y↑1

I'm American.. Not British. I also crack certain codes and solve riddles...don't let people twist things. I don't typically read minds. I read everything else.

Cheryl Callahan

1y↑4

Timeline World Tarot by Paula appreciate your videos Listening 🌼 From Mass USA TYVM Paula Blessings for everyone ♥ (Timeline World History DocumentaryI) Blessings for everyone ♥

Chad Czternastek

Hello in Mass, USA. Bless you, from Florida USA.

K

1y↑9

y'all forgot to translate the lovely German gentleman (50-ish minutes). also, why is nobody named? shoddy work from Timeline. disappointing 🙄

Paul Smyth

1y↑8

Since History Hit took over this channel it's gone vastly downhill. If you're going to have an English language video with someone speaking German then either subtitle it or dub it. Amateurs

Palanthis

Don't be too proud of your code-breaking ability. The human brain is, in fact, an organic patter-identifying computer. That's what it does. It is very good at it. Those who excelled at it probably had above average concentration, rather than any innate code-breaking ability.

sandydenny lives

Turing and Flowers were not average,but years ahead of their times.

pkt1213

1y↑9

I love all the comments by people who obviously didn't watch it. 🤣

CourtneylovesYAH

@pkt1213 HalleluYah 🙌🏽 stay blessed !

pkt1213

@californiadreamin8423 thanks for the recommendations. I loved interviews with the actual people. They really were the greatest generation.

California Dreamin'

@pkt1213 This is the Channel 4 series first broadcast about 35 years ago and only hinted at in a few books. Since then at least a dozen books have been written on the subject ….and a number of entertaining films with the emphasis on entertainment.
I’d recommend “Dilly” by Mavis Batty which gives a good intro to this fascinating story. If my memory is correct, Dilly Knox was a WW1 Admiralty code breaker. You’ll get into the history of this topic without getting bogged down in technicality’s, if you’re interested.
Between Silk and Cyanide by Leo Marks is a brilliant read too.

pkt1213

1y↑1

@CourtneylovesYAHofmanyNames I did. I was putting up kids laundry and cleaning the kitchen.

CourtneylovesYAH

Attention spans are short these days. Did you watch the whole thing? I skipped some. I like the bots 🤖 for advertising in the comments section and when someone thinks they are real. Lol

Jacek Chmielewski

1y↑4

Please report on true history. Enigma was cracked in the early 30s by Polish cryptologist then handed over to the French and the British.

Sebastian Calderone

1y↑1

You're right... Marian Rejewski. One of the overlooked figures in this great chapter of history. Another was a man who was actually lost to history (due to secrecy no doubt), but who may have played one of the largest roles in this saga. We only know his fake name, now, Richard Lewinski, but he was a Polish Jew who worked in the enigma factory, where the cipher machines were made, and, when expelled from Germany for being a Jew, offered to sell his knowledge of enigma to MI-6. One of the men Sir Stewart Menzies sent to Poland to evaluate this man's story and claims, was Alan Turing. In June of 1938. One myth is that the British new almost nothing of enigma, as early as 1938. That wasn't true...the real appeal of what Lewinski had for them was possible information on how the Germans had modified the machine. Turing (he was not the leader of the two men sent to Warsaw) said his offer should be accepted, he was then sent to Paris, where alongside a French cryptographer, was able to recreate an enigma machine.

California Dreamin'

1y↑1

This Channel 4 series was the FIRST time this topic was made known to the public, about 40 years ago. Before that it was too secret, and even today probably still is.

Mia

1y↑4

have u watched the video?? they said this at the beggining !

Pamela Wile

1y↑6

You should probably watch the video. Not only did they mention the Polish, but they named them.

Lyle Coglianese

1y↑7

@Jacek, I do believe the video showed that the enigma was changed several times - so it had to be 'solved' many times.

richard esposito

1y↑3

Interesting

Cap'n CeltBlood

1y↑37

Britain did not break the Enigma code or get the first working enigma machine from the Germans. It was done by the Poles and turned over to the British.

Steven Bourgeois

super easy, barely an inconvenience.

CanadianCowboy..

Poland broke the first code which was quite basic compared to Lorenz.

Tim Clark

@A T
Don't remember any of that anglophobic rant in this video.

Tim Clark

@Darius Aasin
The Enigma machine was conceived, developed and produced in Swizerland, not Germany.
Get your facts right.

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Aaron Hahn

1y↑2

All you commenters type like you were there. Yet non of you have made a documentary at your own expense. Action speaks louder than words.

Progje

1y↑3

hahahhahahahaha, A, B, C, D.... yea right xD
Nice story bruh. What a nonsense

Bernardo Frau

1y↑1

1. you did an incomplete recognition of the polish work. for instance, you dont say that they created the bomb, not Turing. he improved it no doubt about it. 2. you do not identify the person talking with a title in the screen as docunrntals always do. 3. a very relevant German officer speaks several times for long periods of time. you did not translate a single word. it could have been a good work on codebreaking during wwii. it was not

Dale olson

1y↑2

Never did your home work

Peter Rebic

U cannot crack it.... however u can pay to get the codes etc,,,at that time thwer were millions of variables to crack it was impossible unless u had spy or trhe code book,,,millions plus of codes to break,,no way..u paid someone..

Beth Hentges

1y↑2

Do we know who created Enigma and how?

California Dreamin'

@Tim Clark I didn’t know that.

Tim Clark

@California Dreamin' It was first brought to the attention of TV viewers in the BBC TV Series 'Secret War'.

California Dreamin'

Yes. The patents for the actual machine were in London all the time. This is the Channel 4 series which first brought this to the wider public. Since then many books have been written. Dilly by Mavis Batty , is a good read .

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flavio17021979

1y↑4

British Inteligence received full documentation and 1 working early enigma coding machine from Polish military Inteligence, so wrong title..

flavio17021979

1y↑2

@Mark Morris Bletchley Park work was done mainly to crack later enigma models with improved coding

Mark Morris

Did you just wikipedia it and didnt bother to read the Intel properly..Please do so and delete your comment,,, or at least edit it

Nickel1147

1y↑1

Which was superceded by the Lorenz code broken in Bletchley Park.

Paula Cornelison

I found this documentary disjointed. Nova (PBS) is a better documentary.

Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus

Uhhj enigma was cracked by the Poles in the 1930s and shared it with the british... the british didn't crack anything.

California Dreamin'

1y↑1

The Enigma machine evolved. The Poles were breaking transmissions until a few months before they were invaded. The Germans made changes in preparation for the invasion of Poland. That is why the Poles invited the French and British to work with them. The Germans subsequently added more wheels to be selected for their 3 wheel machines, and later the Navy added another wheel to give the 4 wheel naval enigma. This program was first broadcast about 35 years ago and after the enigma was declassified. The history of the enigma is massive and the video is a pretty fair explanation. I think it is fair to the Poles , and the British.

GreenAsari

1y↑11

Fake title. Poland cracked Enigma and not Britain

California Dreamin'

@Mike Bauer It’s certainly not garbage. This Channel 4 series was broadcast about 35 years ago after it was declassified. Even then it was limited in its content because it is a massive subject.

Mike Bauer

Hilter didn’t “introduce the world to blitzkrieg (combined arms combat)”. Stopped watching this garbage after 30s.

Dog Walker

1y↑1

@Yuza Boy false sister.

Yuza Boy

1y↑1

True brother 👍

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Mohammed Says Rashid

Germany capitulate & crushed occurred through continuous bleeding for 6 years & and continues destruction of its total strength efforts for 6 years..not by crumbling or revealing Enigma cod...Britain was suffered too much materialy, militarily and political dignitary that obligated it to became a blind annexed country of global USA 🇺🇸 policies around the world 🌎 since 1945 ...a wonderful historical coverage video about ( Station X) 🚉

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