May the music live on

This song is a heartfelt farewell to the dedicated fans who supported the band 3 Quarts & the Truth in Coventry. It’s a spiritual piece, blending Eastern music with beautiful, echoing guitar riffs, creating a serene and reflective atmosphere.

The song begins with an acknowledgment that it’s time to part ways, but there’s an important message that the singer wants to convey. This message is metaphorically “stuck behind the strings of this guitar,” symbolizing the unspoken words and emotions that music can express.

The lyrics reflect on the many things the singer intended to do and the songs they meant to sing but never did. This sense of unfinished business and unfulfilled intentions adds a layer of poignancy to the farewell. Despite this, the singer reassures the fans that they are all connected through music, emphasizing the unity and shared experience of being “one song.”

The chorus expresses the singer’s reluctance to say goodbye and the pain of seeing their fans cry. This emotional connection highlights the deep bond between the band and their audience, making the farewell even more bittersweet.

The line “Nothing lasts forever” serves as a reminder of the impermanence of all things, including the band’s journey. The reference to “3 Quarts for you to see the Truth” and “three quarts for me too” suggests that both the band and the fans have undergone a journey of discovery and realization through their music.

The song concludes with a hopeful message, wishing that the music will continue to live on inside everyone. This final sentiment underscores the enduring power of music to connect, heal, and inspire, even after the band has moved on.