Words Might Remain by Uncle Emmington Lyrics
[Verse One]
What if a hundred year from now
Someone reads a book you used to own
Reads the margin notes you wrote?
What if in a couple centuries
Someone hears a song you used to sing
Inheriting memories?
[Chorus]
How long do we really last?
Blending the future and past
Someday, I'll take my last breath
But it makes me less afraid of death
To think that my words might remain
To think that my words might remain
[Verse Two]
Don't need to be one of the greats
Gladly fall into obscurity, await for rediscovery
But as a long as there's at lеast one
I hope I touch them in somе way
Make them smile or ease their pain
[Chorus]
How long do we really last?
Blending the future and past
Someday, I'll take my last breath
But it makes me less afraid of death
To think that my words might remain
To think that my words might remain
[Post-Chorus]
To think that my words might remain
To think that my words might remain
What if a hundred year from now
Someone reads a book you used to own
Reads the margin notes you wrote?
What if in a couple centuries
Someone hears a song you used to sing
Inheriting memories?
[Chorus]
How long do we really last?
Blending the future and past
Someday, I'll take my last breath
But it makes me less afraid of death
To think that my words might remain
To think that my words might remain
[Verse Two]
Don't need to be one of the greats
Gladly fall into obscurity, await for rediscovery
But as a long as there's at lеast one
I hope I touch them in somе way
Make them smile or ease their pain
[Chorus]
How long do we really last?
Blending the future and past
Someday, I'll take my last breath
But it makes me less afraid of death
To think that my words might remain
To think that my words might remain
[Post-Chorus]
To think that my words might remain
To think that my words might remain