Time After Time

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Eternal Devotion in 'Time After Time'

Sarah Menescal's rendition of 'Time After Time' is a heartfelt exploration of unwavering love and support. The song opens with the singer lying in bed, listening to the clock tick, and thinking of a loved one. This imagery sets the tone for a reflective and nostalgic journey. The lyrics describe a sense of confusion and being caught in a loop of memories, suggesting that the relationship has had its ups and downs but remains a constant presence in the singer's life.

The chorus, 'If you're lost you can look and you will find me, time after time. If you fall I will catch you, I'll be waiting, time after time,' serves as a powerful declaration of loyalty and commitment. It reassures the listener that no matter the circumstances, the singer will always be there to offer support and love. This message is further emphasized by the repetition of 'time after time,' highlighting the enduring nature of this promise.

The song also touches on themes of distance and miscommunication, as seen in the lines, 'Sometimes you picture me, I'm walking too far ahead. You're calling to me, I can't hear what you've said.' Despite these challenges, the singer remains steadfast, willing to wait and catch their loved one if they fall. The imagery of 'secrets stolen from deep inside' and 'the drum beats out of time' adds a layer of depth, suggesting that the relationship has faced hidden struggles and moments of dissonance. Yet, the overarching message is one of hope and unwavering support, making 'Time After Time' a timeless anthem of love and devotion.

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