Victim Of Order
Submotion Orchestra Lyrics


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In time, you′ll find it
Take a while to see
In time, you'll find it
Wait a while, and see

Memory of your memories
Here in the final moments
Dry your eyes
On me

Can you hear my calling
Over land and sea
I can feel your breathing
One day soon we will meet

Memory of your memories
Here in the final moments




Dry your eyes
On me

Overall Meaning

The song "Victim of Order" by Submotion Orchestra talks about the passing of time and the process of healing. The first lines, "In time, you'll find it, take a while to see," suggests that time is a crucial factor in getting over hardships. The song encourages the listener to be patient and wait for the right time to heal. It also mentions the importance of memories and how they can help us get through difficult times. "Memory of your memories, here in the final moments, dry your eyes on me," indicates that memories can be a source of comfort and support when going through a tough time.


The second half of the song talks about the connection between two people who are separated by distance. "Can you hear my calling over land and sea, I can feel your breathing, one day soon we will meet," expresses the longing for someone far away and the hope of being reunited with them in the future. The song ends with the repeated line, "Dry your eyes on me," reinforcing the idea that the memories and support of loved ones can help us heal and move forward.


Line by Line Meaning

In time, you'll find it
It may take some time, but eventually you will discover what you are searching for


Take a while to see
You must have patience and allow yourself time to fully understand


Wait a while, and see
Be patient and watch what unfolds before you before making any rash decisions


Memory of your memories
Recollection of the past that lingers on in your mind


Here in the final moments
In these concluding stages of something significant or monumental


Dry your eyes
Stop crying and focus on moving forward


On me
Lean on me for support during this tumultuous time


Can you hear my calling
Are you able to hear my plea for help and comfort


Over land and sea
Across great distances, my voice is reaching out to you


I can feel your breathing
I sense your presence and feel connected to you


One day soon we will meet
We will eventually cross paths and reunite




Writer(s): Daniel Templeman, Christopher Hargreaves, Simon Beddoe, Ruby Wood, Thomas Evans, Tarek Modi, Dominic Howard

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Comments from YouTube:

Larry Moiola

those extended notes on vocals with effects... sublime!

Martin Snow

My favorite from a very strong album.

zhaa82

Man this is something quite special.

Georg Hollinetz

perfecto!

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