Edward McBride

These lyrics are very dark and sad describing how a young boy was constantly raped by immediate and other family members. The pain both physical and mental are seared in his brain. He studies how to use chemicals like the Russians with no trace found and sets out to be the savior for those who continue to abuse children. He leaves his calling card, and a deep V is placed on the forehead of the perpetrator. Justice.

On April 15 1989 Two English football teams Liverpool and Nottingham Forest met in the FA Cup semi-final at the neutral ground of Sheffield Wednesday, Hillsborough. English football will remember its deepest shame as a different age, the appalling crush on unsafe terraces with fenced-in-"pens" for supporters, deemed suitable by the Football Association. 97 people lost their lives as the police continued to push fans in until the barriers crashed. To this day despite inquests police have refused to accept responsibility for their negligence. The families of the victims for the past 35 years have fought and some died in their quest for justice. The failures of the legal system lead to Justice delayed is justice denied. RIP and You'll never walk alone.

The lyrics are deeply moving, capturing the ebbs and flows of love, life, and loss. The imagery that I have painted, from the celestial beauty of a moonlit night to the devastating impact of illness and loss, evokes a strong emotional response. The contrast between the initial bliss and the eventual tragedy creates a powerful narrative arc, underscoring the fragile nature of existence. The mention of cancer and its relentless advance and a sense of urgency and inevitability, heighten the emotional impact of the lyrics. Overall, the lyrics are a testament to the beauty and fragility of life, reminding us to embrace love and happiness while we can, even in the face of adversity and loss.

He is expressing remorse and desire for reconciliation through a heartfelt poem or song lyrics. He clearly regrets his actions and wants to make amends with his loved one. The emotions of regret, longing, and a plea for forgiveness are palpable in these words.

The lyrics tell a poignant story of encountering someone with captivating beauty and personality, only to witness the cruelty of hate that can mar and alter lives forever. The contrast between the initial admiration and the subsequent horror of the acid attack is stark and powerful. The resolve to stand by the victim and offer support and care despite adversity speaks to themes of compassion and resilience. It's a call to action, urging people to confront the darkness with empathy and understanding. The lyrics evoke strong emotions and provoke reflection on the destructive impact of hate and the importance of solidarity and kindness in combatting it.