ALWAYS ON MY MIND (feat. Till Lindemann)

Emigrate's 'ALWAYS ON MY MIND (feat. Till Lindemann)' is a poignant exploration of regret and longing. The song's lyrics reflect a deep sense of remorse from the narrator, who acknowledges their past mistakes in a relationship. The repeated admission of not treating their partner as well as they should have, and not expressing love as often as they could have, underscores a profound sense of guilt. This is further emphasized by the small, yet significant, things left unsaid and undone, which the narrator now realizes were crucial.

The chorus, 'You were always on my mind,' serves as a powerful refrain, highlighting the internal conflict of the narrator. Despite their shortcomings, the partner was always in their thoughts, suggesting a disconnect between intention and action. The plea for reassurance, 'Tell me that your sweet love hasn't died,' and the request for another chance to make things right, reveal a desperate hope for redemption. The use of both English and German ('Es tut mir leid, I was blind') adds a layer of emotional depth, reflecting the universal nature of these feelings.

Till Lindemann's collaboration brings a unique intensity to the song, blending Emigrate's rock elements with Lindemann's distinctive vocal style. This fusion amplifies the emotional weight of the lyrics, making the listener feel the narrator's anguish and desire for forgiveness. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced regret in a relationship, serving as a reminder of the importance of expressing love and appreciation before it's too late.