"All Things End" is a new English song by Hozier from the album Unreal Unearth. It features Hozier as the main artist and was produced by Bēkon and Marius Feder. The track is published on Hozier’s official YouTube channel, which… Read More
All Things End Lyrics
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[Verse 1]
A two-tonne weight around my chest feels like
It just dropped a twenty-storey height
If there was anyone to ever get through this life
With their heart still intact, they didn't do it right
The last time I felt your weight on my chest, you said
"We didn't get it right, but, love, we did our best"
And we will again
[Pre-Chorus]
Movin' on in time and takin' more from
Everything that ends
[Chorus]
And all things end
All that we intend is scrawled in sand
And slips right through our hands
And just knowin' that everything will end
Should not change our plans when we begin again
[Post-Chorus]
We begin again, mm
[Verse 2]
I have never known a silence like the one fallen here
Never watched my future darken in a single tear
I know we want this to go easy by bein' somebody's fault
But we've gone long enough to know this isn't what we want
And that isn't always bad
[Pre-Chorus]
When people say that something is forever
Either way, it ends
[Chorus]
And all things end
All that we intend is scrawled in sand
Or slips right through our hands
And just knowin' that everything will end
Should not change our plans
[Bridge]
When we begin again
We begin again
We begin again, mm, darlin'
[Chorus]
And all things end
All that we intend is built on sand
Slips right through our hands
And just knowin' that everything will end
Won't change our plans when we begin again
[Outro]
And all things end (Knowin' we can always start again)
All that we intend (Knowin' we have another day)
Is scrawled in sand (Knowin' we can always start again)
Or slips right through our hands (Knowin' we have another day)
And just knowing (Knowing we can always start again)
That everything will end
Should not change our plans
When we begin again
[Verse 1: Hozier]
In this section, the weight of past experiences and emotional burdens is described through a metaphor of a heavy weight on the chest. The verse acknowledges the difficulty of navigating through life with an intact heart, suggesting that anyone who has successfully done so may not have fully embraced the challenges of life. It reflects on the past with a sense of regret but also recognizes the effort made. This sets the tone for the song’s acceptance of impermanence and the acknowledgment that despite past struggles, the commitment to trying again remains.
[Pre-Chorus: Hozier]
The pre-chorus highlights the passage of time and the continuous nature of taking from experiences that end. It emphasizes the idea that change and endings are constant aspects of life, reinforcing the theme of accepting these changes and continuing to move forward.
[Chorus: Hozier]
The chorus focuses on the concept that all things are ephemeral and that our intentions and plans are like writing in sand—subject to change and erosion. Despite this, the knowledge that everything will end should not discourage us from making plans and starting again. It embodies a message of resilience, encouraging the listener to embrace new beginnings even in the face of inevitable endings.
[Post-Chorus: Hozier]
This part reiterates the idea of beginning anew, reinforcing the message from the chorus. The repetition of "We begin again" emphasizes the importance of renewal and perseverance, underscoring the song’s core theme of resilience despite the transient nature of existence.
[Verse 2: Hozier]
Here, the verse reflects on the profound impact of silence and the quick transformation of the future into uncertainty. It acknowledges the desire to attribute fault to external factors for difficulties, yet recognizes that this acceptance of imperfection is not necessarily negative. This section deepens the song’s exploration of the complexities of dealing with change and loss.
[Pre-Chorus: Hozier]
The pre-chorus revisits the theme of impermanence, suggesting that whether something is deemed eternal or fleeting, it will eventually end. It reinforces the notion that accepting this fact is crucial in how we approach life and its challenges.
[Bridge: Hozier]
The bridge emphasizes the act of beginning anew and the idea that each end provides an opportunity for a fresh start. It serves as a motivational reminder of the power of renewal and the positive outlook necessary for moving forward.
[Chorus: Hozier]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing the central message that everything ends and that our plans and intentions are ephemeral. The repetition underscores the importance of resilience and maintaining a forward-looking attitude even when faced with inevitable conclusions.
[Outro: Hozier]
The outro reiterates the themes of impermanence and renewal. By repeating key lines, it reinforces the idea that despite the transitory nature of our experiences, the ability to start again remains a constant and vital aspect of life. It encapsulates the song’s message of embracing change and the continuous opportunity for new beginnings.
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About Song
"All Things End" is a new English song by Hozier from the album Unreal Unearth. It features Hozier as the main artist and was produced by Bēkon and Marius Feder. The track is published on Hozier’s official YouTube channel, which serves as the label.
The theme of "All Things End" revolves around the impermanence of life and the resilience required to navigate through it. The lyrics convey a deep sense of acceptance regarding the inevitability of endings and the importance of starting anew despite them. The song reflects on the transient nature of plans and aspirations, suggesting that while all things eventually come to an end, this should not deter us from pursuing new beginnings with hope and determination.
Credits
Unreal Unearth Songs
All Things End Official Video
FAQs
The "All Things End" song is sung by Hozier.
The "All Things End" song by Hozier lyrics was written by Hozier, Chakra (Producer), Bēkon, Peter Gonzales, Sergiu Gherman & Stuart Johnson.
The "All Things End" song by Hozier was produced by Bēkon & Marius Feder.
Hozier released "All Things End" song on Apr 27, 2023.