In "Gush" by ADOY, the fear of being forgotten cuts both ways. A life flashes past, and the only hope is that shared dancing to lullabies survives, or that everything fades together. Lying beside a loved one, the plea turns sharper: will they cry at the goodbye, remembering the moment of being let down, or will that too dissolve into nothing? The repeated fallback to remembering nothing at all becomes both a comfort and a quiet terror, a wish to escape pain that also erases love.
Gush Lyrics by ADOY
Oh, when my life does pass me by
I’ll remember you and I
Dancing to the lullabies
Or remember nothing at all
Yeah
Or remember nothing at all
Yeah
Hey, when I lay down by your side
Will you cry for me goodbye
Like the time I let you down
Or remember nothing at all
Yeah
Or remember nothing at all
Yeah
Or remember nothing at all
