Empty Riverbed Ethan Jewell
"Empty Riverbed" by Ethan Jewell, released in 2021, is a #Folk song that reflects on themes of loss, longing, and the passage of time. The lyrics convey feelings of emptiness and nostalgia, using nature as a metaphor for emotional desolation. Unique acoustic elements enhance its introspective mood, resonating with listeners seeking solace in their experiences.
When once upon a time, became no, my friend, I'm fine
We're all just broken pieces of our minds
Fighting for the universe, we want to save us all
In ourselves we must immerse, not waiting for the fall
When once upon a time, became no, my friend, just rhyme
Don't wake up where you wish to be, walking on the line
We all wonder where each of us must go
When pieces of this underworld slowly start to float
We fly along an endless sky with a search light marked for more
I know I just wonder why we're waiting here for more
Like an empty riverbed, these thoughts flow through my mind
Even though we wish for death, it won't hurt to be kind
When once upon a time, became I'll quickly be fine
We all fix broken pieces of our minds
Fighting for the universe, we want to save us all
With ourselves we must converse, not waiting for our fall
We're all just broken pieces of our minds
Fighting for the universe, we want to save us all
In ourselves we must immerse, not waiting for the fall
When once upon a time, became no, my friend, just rhyme
Don't wake up where you wish to be, walking on the line
We all wonder where each of us must go
When pieces of this underworld slowly start to float
We fly along an endless sky with a search light marked for more
I know I just wonder why we're waiting here for more
Like an empty riverbed, these thoughts flow through my mind
Even though we wish for death, it won't hurt to be kind
When once upon a time, became I'll quickly be fine
We all fix broken pieces of our minds
Fighting for the universe, we want to save us all
With ourselves we must converse, not waiting for our fall
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