End Of Time (feat. Alan Walker & Ahrix)

“End Of Time” by K-391, featuring Alan Walker and Ahrix, is a heartfelt anthem that delves into the themes of enduring love and unwavering friendship. The song's lyrics emphasize the strength and permanence of a bond that transcends time and challenges. The opening lines, “Things are right that you just know, there is something in your eyes that brings me hope,” set the tone for a narrative that is both intimate and universal. The song speaks to the deep connection between two people who find solace and strength in each other’s presence.

The chorus, with its powerful declaration, “I wanna tell you what I'm feeling, really mean it, I wanna shout it from the rooftops to the sky,” captures the urgency and intensity of expressing true emotions. This is not just a fleeting sentiment but a promise of steadfast support, as highlighted by the lines, “'Cause if you ever need a friend, you know I'll be it, from tonight until we see the end of time.” The imagery of shouting from rooftops symbolizes a love and friendship that is proud, open, and unafraid to be seen by the world.

The recurring motif of “always and forever” reinforces the idea of an unbreakable bond. The lyrics, “I'll cross my heart and hope to die, we're always and forever I'll be by your side,” evoke a sense of solemn vow and commitment. Even in the face of uncertainty and dark times, the promise remains unshaken. The song’s message is clear: true companionship endures through all of life’s trials, and the footprints left along the road are a testament to a shared journey. The song’s uplifting and reassuring tone makes it a powerful ode to the enduring nature of love and friendship.