Far Away

Different Heaven's 'Far Away' is a poignant exploration of longing and the quest for reconnection. The song's lyrics evoke a sense of time passing rapidly, likened to a hurricane, which suggests a period of intense emotional turmoil or change. This metaphor of a hurricane conveys the overwhelming nature of the experiences that have distanced the narrator from someone or something dear to them. The repetition of the phrase 'to my heart, to the far away' emphasizes the emotional distance and the deep yearning to bridge that gap.

The imagery of 'lights on the other side' serves as a beacon of hope and a destination that the narrator is determined to reach. These lights symbolize a place of reunion or a state of being where the narrator can reconnect with what they have lost. The journey towards these lights is not just a physical one but also an emotional and spiritual quest. The repeated line 'I'm going to get there' underscores the narrator's resolve and determination to overcome the obstacles in their path.

The hope of meeting 'there' suggests a shared destination or a mutual goal, indicating that the narrator is not alone in their journey. This shared hope adds a layer of optimism to the song, suggesting that despite the distance and the challenges, there is a possibility of reunion and reconciliation. Different Heaven's musical style, often characterized by its emotive electronic beats, complements the lyrical themes, creating a soundscape that enhances the sense of longing and hope. 'Far Away' thus becomes a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever felt the pain of separation and the enduring hope of reunion.