A lyrical monologue about a father's childhood lesson: "these are the nights to never die." The speaker reflects on wasted time and a love that was always there, describing a bond that transcends time and space, feeling they were never strangers.
My father told me when I was just a child, these are the nights to never die. My father told me, take my heart, don't break it. Love me to my bones. All this time I've wasted, you were right there all along. You and I start crashing into time and space. We were never strangers. You were all I had.
