Fall into the sky

AnonymousHi,

Would u help me with meaning of the following sentences:-

1- If I could fall into the sky, do u think time would pass me by.

2- There are clouds in the sky.

3- Next to never.

Thanx in advance

The allusion seems to be of possible eternity, or not-eternity. I have a feeli

Hi,

Would u mind explaining each one in detail ?

Thanks

AnonymousHi,

Would u help me with meaning of the following sentences:-

1- If I could fall into the sky, do u think time would pass me by.

2- There are clouds in the sky.

3- Next to never.

Thanx in advance

Let me take a shot at these...

1.) I myself am somewhat lost on this one

2.) Clou

Thanks Akki for your reply .......Anyone has more information about the meaning of the sentences ?

Hello Anon

1. If I could fall into the sky, do u think time would pass me by.

Consider the possibility that the writer of the lyric was simply stringing images together, without strict regard for meaning.

2. There are clouds in the sky.
Think of this non-metaphorically. If someone said to you, "there are clouds in the sky", what would you think?

3- Nex

Thanks dude .....very innovative way of explaining the meaning

You're welcome!

0The first sentence is from the song Thousand Miles by Vanessa Carlton. It's the chorus or refrain part of the song.02br
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00I believe it's asking that if everything were turned around or backwards could you change what happened in the past. It's pretty much imagery as was said before so, it's more for effect then real meaning.02br
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00The other sent

0 I recommend you avoid the use of "u" for "you". "U" is a Dutch word and, although it's used in English telephone "txt-spk", it is very much frowned upon when you write normal English. In the extreme case, it makes you appear to be uneducated. That's not the impression you want to make if you are learning English. 0-

i have another dutch word 4 U: zeurpiet