In this deeply reflective ballad, Rhys Lewis explores the fleeting nature of life and the importance of cherishing every moment. The lyrics suggest a sense of regret for not appreciating past happiness, urging listeners to 'hold on' to joy when they have it. The phrase 'life is just a moment and one day it's over' encapsulates the transient nature of existence, while the line 'the deepest rivers move so fast' uses natural imagery to convey how quickly time can pass us by. The song serves as a poignant reminder to appreciate what we have while we have it, and to treasure happiness instead of taking it for granted. 🌼
