A song about memory, wounds, and the hope to fall in love again when everything else fades.
A song about memory, wounds, and the hope to fall in love again when everything else fades.
There's a quiet discipline in how the lyric returns to that opening line about fragile souls.
It refuses to build a grand philosophy, instead grounding everything in the physical reality of a mind that might collapse or memories that might fade.
A song about memory, wounds, and the hope to fall in love again when everything else fades.
Memories cover other memories
There's a quiet discipline in how the lyric returns to that opening line about fragile souls. It refuses to build a grand philosophy, instead grounding everything in the physical reality of a mind that might collapse or memories that might fade. The repetition of 'I hope' feels less like a wish and more like a necessary anchor.
The phrase 'soft, fragile souls' does a lot of work here. It's not just describing people; it's naming the specific, delicate material that gets written on and worn down. When the song says 'Memories cover other memories / Countless lessons learned, only to be forgotten,' it's admitting how experience layers over itself until the original page is buried. The hope to 'fall in love with you / Every time I lay an eye on you' becomes the one thing worth repeating when the mind can't hold anything else.
It's a plain description of how life actually works, not a neat filing system, but one experience obscuring the last. The line carries the quiet resignation of someone watching it happen.
The way 'wounds pile up' sits next to 'untold thoughts, too many, build up' has a cumulative weight. It's a simple, almost weary observation that lingers.
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I don't think there's another life
When I look at our soft, fragile souls
We are born spotless, like snow-white sheets
And like a an old piece of paper, written all over
One after one, wounds pile up
Untold thoughts, too many, build up
Memories cover other memories
Countless lessons learned, only to be forgotten
If my mind ever collapses and
I get lost in my tangled thoughts
I hope you remember that
I am sill here, somewhere inside
If my memories ever fade and
I forget the many things I used to know
I hope that, over and over, I'll fall in love with you
Every time I lay an eye on you
I don't think there's another life
When I look at our soft, fragile souls
One after one, wounds pile up
Untold thoughts, too many, build up
Memories cover other memories
Countless lessons learned, only to be forgotten
If my mind ever collapses and
I get trapped inside the fear I created
I hope you will hold me tight and
Sing me the song we used to sing together
If my memories ever fade and
I forget the many things I used to know
I hope that, over and over, I'll fall in love with you
Every time I lay an eye on you
I hope you will sing to me
I hope we fall in love
I hope you will sing to me
I hope we fall in love
A song about memory, wounds, and the hope to fall in love again when everything else fades. There's a quiet discipline in how the lyric returns to that opening line about fragile souls. It refuses to build a grand philosophy, instead grounding everything in the physical reality of a mind that might collapse or memories that might fade.
eAeon performs "Btfl Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the eAeon catalog on LyroVerse.
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