End
iD And Sleeper Lyrics
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She heard you're leaving in august.
You promise to write, she's waiting at home.
An unanswered call.
I want you to know I'm alright and missing you.
Too bad I'm stuck here with words from a note you sent long ago: "I'd love you forever"
But I'll be back in november.
I know that by then it will be the end.
The lyrics to iD and Sleeper's song "End" represent the feelings of longing and uncertainty that arise when two people are forced to be separated from each other. The opening line, "Nothing to hold on to when you're alone, then you find each other" speaks to the search for connection that is universal to every human. When we are alone, we yearn for companionship and someone to hold, and when we find that person, we feel a sense of comfort and safety.
The next line, "She heard you're leaving in august", sets the scene for the impending separation between the two individuals. The woman is aware that her partner will be leaving, and she must deal with the sadness and uncertainty that comes with that knowledge. The line "You promise to write, she's waiting at home" speaks to the importance of communication in long-distance relationships. Even though they will be apart, they have promised to stay in touch and remain connected.
The line "An unanswered call" adds tension to the song, suggesting that communication has broken down between the two individuals. This can be a common occurrence in long-distance relationships, as the physical distance can make it difficult to maintain regular contact. The line "I want you to know I'm alright and missing you" expresses the singer's emotions and desire to reconnect with their partner.
The line "Too bad I'm stuck here with words from a note you sent long ago: 'I'd love you forever'" is a poignant reminder of the love between the two individuals. The note serves as a symbol of their connection and commitment to each other. The final line, "But I'll be back in november. I know that by then it will be the end" highlights the uncertainty of the relationship and the possibility that it may not survive the physical distance.
Line by Line Meaning
Nothing to hold on to when you're alone, then you find each other.
Life can feel empty and meaningless when you're alone, but sometimes unexpectedly, you find someone else who understands you and fills that void.
She heard you're leaving in august.
Someone told her that you're planning to leave soon, and it's left her feeling uncertain and anxious about your future together.
You promise to write, she's waiting at home.
You've assured her that you'll keep in touch while you're gone, and she's eagerly anticipating the letters you'll send her while she waits for your return.
An unanswered call.
She's tried to reach out to you but you haven't responded, leaving her feeling alone and disconnected.
I want you to know I'm alright and missing you.
Despite feeling lonely and longing for your presence, she wants you to know that she's doing okay and thinking about you often.
Too bad I'm stuck here with words from a note you sent long ago: "I'd love you forever"
She's holding onto an old note from you with sweet words, but it's not enough to sustain her while you're apart, and she wishes you were here with her instead.
But I'll be back in november.
You've promised to return in a few months, giving her something to look forward to and hope for.
I know that by then it will be the end.
Despite the promise of your return, she fears that the distance between you will ultimately doom your relationship and that November will mark the end of your time together.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: BEN HORIN YOTAM, BERGER ISHAY, CARMEL GUY
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David Palmisano
This was really good. My trainer refused to teach me about split breaks. Then I had to use a split break my first time out on my own and I had no idea what I was doing. Thanks for this video.
Trucking Life Adventures
You’re welcome
Jaime The One
I think your trainer doesn't know how to do it, it's a big mystery for most people.
David Palmisano
@Jaime The One I bet he doesn't.
Christian Wier
same exact thing happened to me-_- these companies really should do better with picking trainers
Dane Berset
After 22 years on the road I was forced into a situation where I had to learn how to do a split sleeper berth. I’ve always been on paper logs since I’ve owned a glider since before the Elog mandate went into effect but I’m not a good liar as far as running 2 log books and found this video tonight to help me understand how it works and do it correctly. This was the best explanation I’ve found.
Timothy White
Thanks for your explanation. I took pics of my eld last week at the start of each split to try to figure how much time I'd gain after each break, then another pic after each break to track what was gained. After watching this video, the times gained now make sense. God bless and thanks for taking the time to teach others!
Trucking Life Adventures
I’m glad the video helped you out. Be safe out there and god bless.
Caty Myers
We have been trying for so long to understand the 8/2 split... out of ALL of the NUMEROUS videos we have watched, yours is the ONLY one that helped us understand this fully!!! I love the diagram. I am a visual learner and this helped so much!! Thank you!!!
Trucking Life Adventures
I’m glad it helped you out. Thank you.