Forget
Trifonic Lyrics

Crumble earth, in my hands, in my hands
Feeling overwhelmed by the weight of the world on my shoulders, as if I am holding the crumbled remains of the entire earth in my hands.

Humble words, when I can, if I can
Attempting to speak truthfully and authentically, but acknowledging that it can be difficult to convey the depth of one's emotions and experiences through mere words.

Friend? Are you my enemy?
Questioning the true nature of a relationship, whether the person is a friend or foe, and expressing a sense of confusion and uncertainty.

Are we done? Is it a memory? Memory?
Wondering if a relationship has come to an end, or if it merely exists within the confines of a memory, with the repeated word 'memory' emphasizing the potential impermanence of human connections.

If we could forget all this life, Would you regret me, you regret me
Pondering whether forgetting all the trials and tribulations of life would lead to a sense of remorse or regret at having lost the experiences and relationships that comprise our existence.

Find my worth, where I stand, if I stand
Searching for a sense of self-worth, inquiring whether it is possible to stand firm and resolute in one's identity and values, despite external pressures or challenges.

Stumble first, when I land, if I land
Anticipating the likelihood of failure and setbacks, acknowledging the possibility of stumbling or falling as one attempts to navigate life's obstacles.

Could we forget, could we forget, could we forget, could we forget
Repeating the phrase 'could we forget' as if to suggest the potential allure of forgetting or erasing painful memories, while also acknowledging the difficulty of truly forgetting the events and people that shape our lives.